Accepted Domains Send As
Hi Experts just checking if its possible and how I can go about setting up Outlook clients/Exchange 2010 to be able to Send As one of the Accepted Domains in Exchange. For example if I have 2 domains HPSMOTORS.co.uk and HPS.co.uk and Exchange is receiving mail for both. If HPSMOTORS is the primary how do I enable users to send emails out as user@hps.co.uk or is this not possible?
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Thank you Mahesh & Vijay. Both methods work. I've given more points to Mahesh because of response time. Thank you so much.
@Simon I was not thinking of getting away with anything, it was just very well described on PETRI, site which I use for a very long time, anyway thx for your overall contribution
This is what it said:
(Source http://www.petri.co.il/forums/showthread.php?t=63297)
As far as Exchange is concerned, you have one email address - the primary. All others are just aliases for inbound email only. It is not possible to send as another address on the account.
If you want to send email as the second domain then the usual method is to configure a second account and mailbox. That doesn't require additional CALs. Set the primary account with full mailbox and send as permissions.
If you are using Outlook 2010 then configure the account as an additional ACCOUNT (using the new account wizard) and then you can choose which address the email is going from. Separate inbox, sent items and signatures will also be maintained making it easy to know which is which.
Simon.