I have a user (X) who needs to send email from 2 different addresses. I've created an AD account for the second address(Y) and given user X 'Send As'
privilege in the Security tab of the properties for Y.
This generates an NDR (You do not have permission to send to this recipient)
when X sends a mail with Y in the From field in Outlook. I've also tried
adding 'Full mailbox rights' for X in Y's account but stll get the NDRs.
The relay restrictions allow only our internal network or authenticated
users to relay.
Re: Spammers using my email address ... or an alias to your real account. ... your SMTP mail host and theirs. ... About the only time an NDR is helpful is to let you know ... e-mail gets moved into my Junk folder, marked as read, and auto- ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Exchange 2000 Postmaster acct ... What is happening is that spammers/viruses are sending messages to invalid... usernames at your domain and Your Postmaster Account is sending back an NDR.... You can either add these senders to your filter list and/or add the ... (microsoft.public.exchange2000.admin)
Re: Disabled accounts and Exchange 2000 ... > Thanks for the advice but I solved it temporarily by enabling the account... > that this person is not connected to the company anymore.... >>> sending mail to him will get an ndr.... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
Re: Anyoone seen NDR generated where the Sender name is the failed recipient? ... Message tracking shows the message was delivered but the NDR lists the ... <Sender Name> ... It's happening to a number of individuals on infrequent occassions and I ... out what and cannot recreate this myself using a test account.... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
Re: Disabled accounts still receive email? ... we also don't wish for the sender to receive and NDR when ... etc. but an NDR is returned to the ... Is there any way to disable an account without sending NDRs ... "A hotfix is available to modify the way that Exchange Server 2003 ... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
