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Exchange 2010 - Send on Behalf oF
Hey Team
I am working on an issue with "Send on Behalf of", the permissions have been granted and it is working, however the user wants to be able to do the following: (And only the following)
1) Click on the inbox of her manager (In outlook), She has full access permissions for his box.
2) Send a message, from his Inbox.
3) Have the message she just sent show up as "Sent on behalf of" - without having to select the from field.
Any ideas?
Robert
I am working on an issue with "Send on Behalf of", the permissions have been granted and it is working, however the user wants to be able to do the following: (And only the following)
1) Click on the inbox of her manager (In outlook), She has full access permissions for his box.
2) Send a message, from his Inbox.
3) Have the message she just sent show up as "Sent on behalf of" - without having to select the from field.
Any ideas?
Robert
I don't think there is a way to do that. I'd like to know too
Hello,
This is not possible. You need to select the other mailbox in the from field, otherwise Outlook sends as the primary mailbox.
-JJ
This is not possible. You need to select the other mailbox in the from field, otherwise Outlook sends as the primary mailbox.
-JJ
ASKER
jjmck,
That's what I thought to. But the user and another completely different user both swear that they did it the way I have asked about before. (As in last week).
Robert
That's what I thought to. But the user and another completely different user both swear that they did it the way I have asked about before. (As in last week).
Robert
They are mistaken.
-JJ
-JJ
I have to disagree about being mistaken.
You do need to have the from field open, but if you add the second mailbox as an additional ACCOUNT (so go through the new account wizard) then selecting the Inbox and choosing new message has the from field already completed.
I have just checked on Outlook 2010 and it does indeed work that way.
Simon.
You do need to have the from field open, but if you add the second mailbox as an additional ACCOUNT (so go through the new account wizard) then selecting the Inbox and choosing new message has the from field already completed.
I have just checked on Outlook 2010 and it does indeed work that way.
Simon.
Simon,
I can't reproduce what you are seeing. I have added the second account and the From field is visible but it still defaults to my mailbox in the From field. I'm not saying you are incorrect just that for what ever reason my setup isn't working the same.
-JJ
I can't reproduce what you are seeing. I have added the second account and the From field is visible but it still defaults to my mailbox in the From field. I'm not saying you are incorrect just that for what ever reason my setup isn't working the same.
-JJ
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Ahh.... Simon you are wise. Ok. do I need adjust any other permissions?
Thanks,
Robert
Thanks,
Robert
ASKER
Simon, I cant seem to email you diretly from EE. Can you take a look at this question here for me:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28346900/Exchange-2010-MultiSite-DAG.html
Normally I wouldn't ask but the client hit me with this today! I am pretty sure I have it right....
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28346900/Exchange-2010-MultiSite-DAG.html
Normally I wouldn't ask but the client hit me with this today! I am pretty sure I have it right....
You shouldn't need any other permissions. Full mailbox and either Send As or Send on Behalf of. No others.
Simon.
Simon.
ASKER
This seemed to work but you have to watch out for it sending as instead of sending on behalf of.
ASKER
Robert