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Hide domain from email addressWe have a client that are a holding company for contactor and clients. What
they would like to do is send emails on behalf of the clients from an email address of "holdingcomp***@domain.com", but hide the "@domain.com" from the email on the from field, so that the contractors will not know that it is coming from the third party company. We know that the headers will contain the correct email addresses, but that is not a problem. Is there any way to do this. They are using Exchange 2007. -- jimbo345 They can use Send As on an account that has this email address, or they if
they have an Edge Server they can re-write the address there. Setting a Display Name should also remove the email address and just show the name, for example in this scenario 'Holding Company' Oliver Thanks for replying. When you say setting display name, you mean in the
exchange management console? Doesn't this still show the full email address in brackets after the display name? It is the email address in the brackets that they do not want to show. -- Show quoteHide quotejimbo345 "Oliver Moazzezi [MVP]" wrote: > They can use Send As on an account that has this email address, or they if > they have an Edge Server they can re-write the address there. > > Setting a Display Name should also remove the email address and just show > the name, for example in this scenario 'Holding Company' > > Oliver > > > Hi,
In that case either use Send As and send as an account with the correct SMTP Domain, or if you have an Edge Server, re-write the address there. Oliver
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