Re: "Sending From:" confusion.

Andy,
Adding the "Send As" permission has fixed the problem and cleared up my
confusion. Thank you for your help!

Lanwench,
I'll look into clearing the Domain Admins permissions. Not knowing
enough about ADUC, I don't know what the defaults should be...

Thanks,
Frank

"F. Flack" wrote:

Andy,
Thanks for the info. I was not aware of the "advanced features" option,
and the "security tab". I noticed the Domain Admins were set up with full
permissions, which explains why I was able to "send as". I added the user as
you instructed. I'm guessing the "wait a bit" is needed to let ADUC "talk" to
Exchange to pass on the permissions changes -- this didn't work immediately
after the change even with the user logging out and back in. I'll have her
check it in the morning and let you know if this takes care of it.

Thanks,
Frank


"Andy David {MVP}" wrote:

On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 12:50:01 -0800, F. Flack
<FFlack@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I guess my Exchange/Outlook ignorance is showing... I assumed that "Send As"
was the same as "Send on Behalf of". Where do I go and how do I set up "Send
As" permissions?


In ADUC, check advanced features under the View menu.
THen search for the user you will be sending as.
Under the security tab, add the user who gets the SEND AS perms and
check the SEND as Perm and then apply it.

Wait a bit. It can real slow, ( 2 hours?) then test.


Thanks,
Frank

"Andy David {MVP}" wrote:

On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 12:16:00 -0800, F. Flack
<FFlack@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


When I give her SEND AS perms the email is sent with "From: Nancy on behalf
of editor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx". It works, but we don't want it to show up this way.
We want it to show up as "From: editor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx".

Did you also assign send on behalf perms for her account?


I don't have myself set up with SEND AS perms for this user account, but I
am still able to send emails "From: editor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx". Why does it work
for me, but not for others?

Because your account has them assigned elsewhere and they are
inherited?



"Andy David {MVP}" wrote:

Did you give her SEND AS perms to the other mailbox?



Thanks,
Frank



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