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SEND AS / SEND ON BEHALF OF Again!!!!
Really causing a problem. I've got a test user who I give myself FULL ACCESS and SEND ON BEHALF permissions.
When I send it does a SEND AS not a SEND ON BEHALF. Assume this is because FULL ACCESS is giving the SEND AS rights which are overriding SEND ON BEHALF?
BUT, I've got another user who has FULL and SEND ON BEHALF rights to her boss' mailbox and it works SEND ON BEHALF. In fact, it works for some users not for others.
Seems that delegate permissions have been set in a lot of cases so its a bit of a mess.
Bottom line. User need to see all emails for another users mailbox but when they send email it has to be SEND ON BEHALF. WHats best way to set this up?
When I send it does a SEND AS not a SEND ON BEHALF. Assume this is because FULL ACCESS is giving the SEND AS rights which are overriding SEND ON BEHALF?
BUT, I've got another user who has FULL and SEND ON BEHALF rights to her boss' mailbox and it works SEND ON BEHALF. In fact, it works for some users not for others.
Seems that delegate permissions have been set in a lot of cases so its a bit of a mess.
Bottom line. User need to see all emails for another users mailbox but when they send email it has to be SEND ON BEHALF. WHats best way to set this up?
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Does this just apply to office365?
In my experience, things dont work like this with on-premises Exchange 2013.
Selecting the email address like this? Confused now. When did this change? Assume you mean to send on behalf ratehr than send as.
Sorry but the whole thing is a complete mess in Exchange 2013.
In my experience, things dont work like this with on-premises Exchange 2013.
Selecting the email address like this? Confused now. When did this change? Assume you mean to send on behalf ratehr than send as.
Sorry but the whole thing is a complete mess in Exchange 2013.
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What I want to be able to achieve is for the delegate user to see all the items in the mailbox etc but then only do send on behalf.
As you state, if you give full control it appears to allow send as.
Im wondering whether I should be giving send on behalf in EAC, then using delegates to give additional permissions.