Re: Cannot send the real SMTP address
From: Chris Leung (yakult1231_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 10/17/04
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Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 17:15:00 +0800
Hi Ben and Lenwench,
Thanks for your replies. I think the only way to do this is as per your
suggestion to create a contact for him.
Since this user always travel outside and check his emails using Webmail. He
wants to check only one Webmail for both his accounts (personal and
company).
The Webmail interface for his personal account (outside.com in my example)
is too simple and featureless so that he loves OWA (abc.com, company's
account). However, he would still like to send any mails on behalf of his
personal account.
He have setup a forward rule to forward all his personal emails
(outside.com) to company's account (abc.com) so that he can check primary
using OWA.
The problem part is when he is at home, he is only able (and willing) to
download his personal email to his email client (i.e. outside.com).
If he uses OWA to reply emails and CC to himself but the email didn't really
go to outside.com then he will not be able to get it at home when checking
outside.com mailbox.
The "create a contact" solution may make him feel very inconvenience but if
this is the only way to do so then I will still tell him this truth...
Thanks a lot!
Chris
"Benoit Boudeville" <BenoitBoudeville@discussions.microsoft.com> ¦b¶l¥ó
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>
> You can't do that. You're making an external domain name belonging to your
> organization and so, being recognized as a namespace you own, which is not
> true !
>
> So of course, when you user send messages, he's shown as chris@outside.com
> but if someone internally send him an email to this address, since it's
> present in Active Directory, Exchange consider this adress is associated
to
> chris@whateverthedomain.is's mailbox.
>
> There is no actual "easy and transparent" ways to do this I can think of
> instantly, maybe someone in the forums has a all-made solution :)
>
> When you can do is create a contact for chris@outside.com and have 'chris'
> send as chris@outside.com using Outlook.
>
> Another solution would be to have something that rewrites the source
address
> on your public relays (and public only to avoid inside conflicts) so when
> chris@abc.com sends an email it's replaced with chris@outside.com (Event
> Sinks can do that, so I assume some third party tools can, too).
>
> At last, may I ask why using an outside's webmail while you could
implement
> OWA or better, RPC/HTTP ?
>
>
> Hope this helps,
> Ben.
>
>
> "Chris Leung" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Says my domain is abc.com and user's address is chris@abc.com.
> >
> > I have added an extra SMTP address (chris@outside.com) to the user in AD
and set it to be Primary so that when user send out emails it will show
chris@outside.com in the FROM field instead of chris@abc.com
> >
> > The problem is when the user send email to chris@outside.com, the email
didn't actually send to the outside chris@outside.com, but it just sent to
chris@abc.com, the purpose I want to do this because sometimes my user will
use outside.com's Webmail to check emails and he can't access abc.com
sometimes.
> >
> > Anyway to solve this problem? Thanks a lot
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