"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> SA <S*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > I'm a network admin and I have a question about having multiple email
> > addresses. I have several additional addresses so I can receive email
> > for webmaster, info, netadmin. If I wanted to send an email from an
> > address OTHER than my primary (ie. so it looked like it was coming
> > from webmas***@123.com instead of me) can this be done and is it very
> > difficult?
>
> You can set up these addresses as distribution groups  (not as additional
> alias addresses in your mailbox) & make yourself the only member of the
> group - then inbound mail will come to you & you'll be able to see to whom
> it was sent.
>
> Grant yourself "Send As" rights to the groups in Exchange, and then use the
> From field in a new message to specify the group name, and you can send as
> the groups.
>
> Other than that, you could see www.ivasoft.biz - Unisent might work for you.
>
>
>

>
> -SA
>
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>
>> SA <S*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>> I'm a network admin and I have a question about having multiple
>>> email addresses. I have several additional addresses so I can
>>> receive email for webmaster, info, netadmin. If I wanted to send an
>>> email from an address OTHER than my primary (ie. so it looked like
>>> it was coming from webmas***@123.com instead of me) can this be
>>> done and is it very difficult?
>>
>> You can set up these addresses as distribution groups  (not as
>> additional alias addresses in your mailbox) & make yourself the only
>> member of the group - then inbound mail will come to you & you'll be
>> able to see to whom it was sent.
>>
>> Grant yourself "Send As" rights to the groups in Exchange, and then
>> use the From field in a new message to specify the group name, and
>> you can send as the groups.
>>
>> Other than that, you could see www.ivasoft.biz - Unisent might work
>> for you.

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> SA <S*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > Thanks. I setup a global distribution group called webmaster and
> > removed the webmaster alias from my account. How or where do I set
> > the "Send As" rights? I thought it was under my account, under the
> > Exchange Advanced tab, under mailbox rights, then add the new group
> > and assign the "Send As" rights but the newly created group does not
> > show up when I search for it in the directory. Am I doing something
> > wrong here?
>
> Yep - in ADUC, click view | advanced settings (am paraphrasing). Find the
> group, open it, go to the security tab. Add yourself to the list & tick
> "send as" rights.
> >
> > -SA
> >
> > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
> >
> >> SA <S*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >>> I'm a network admin and I have a question about having multiple
> >>> email addresses. I have several additional addresses so I can
> >>> receive email for webmaster, info, netadmin. If I wanted to send an
> >>> email from an address OTHER than my primary (ie. so it looked like
> >>> it was coming from webmas***@123.com instead of me) can this be
> >>> done and is it very difficult?
> >>
> >> You can set up these addresses as distribution groups  (not as
> >> additional alias addresses in your mailbox) & make yourself the only
> >> member of the group - then inbound mail will come to you & you'll be
> >> able to see to whom it was sent.
> >>
> >> Grant yourself "Send As" rights to the groups in Exchange, and then
> >> use the From field in a new message to specify the group name, and
> >> you can send as the groups.
> >>
> >> Other than that, you could see www.ivasoft.biz - Unisent might work
> >> for you.
>
>
>
>

>
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>
>> SA <S*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>> Thanks. I setup a global distribution group called webmaster and
>>> removed the webmaster alias from my account. How or where do I set
>>> the "Send As" rights? I thought it was under my account, under the
>>> Exchange Advanced tab, under mailbox rights, then add the new group
>>> and assign the "Send As" rights but the newly created group does not
>>> show up when I search for it in the directory. Am I doing something
>>> wrong here?
>>
>> Yep - in ADUC, click view | advanced settings (am paraphrasing).
>> Find the group, open it, go to the security tab. Add yourself to the
>> list & tick "send as" rights.
>>>
>>> -SA
>>>
>>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>>>
>>>> SA <S*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>>>> I'm a network admin and I have a question about having multiple
>>>>> email addresses. I have several additional addresses so I can
>>>>> receive email for webmaster, info, netadmin. If I wanted to send
>>>>> an email from an address OTHER than my primary (ie. so it looked
>>>>> like it was coming from webmas***@123.com instead of me) can this
>>>>> be done and is it very difficult?
>>>>
>>>> You can set up these addresses as distribution groups  (not as
>>>> additional alias addresses in your mailbox) & make yourself the
>>>> only member of the group - then inbound mail will come to you &
>>>> you'll be able to see to whom it was sent.
>>>>
>>>> Grant yourself "Send As" rights to the groups in Exchange, and then
>>>> use the From field in a new message to specify the group name, and
>>>> you can send as the groups.
>>>>
>>>> Other than that, you could see www.ivasoft.biz - Unisent might work
>>>> for you.