Permissions

We use Exchange 2000 server and Outlook 2000 clients. We have ONE
mailbox that multiple users connect to. These users process emails
depending on certian "criteria". In some cases, when replying, the user
needs to put a different address in the FROM field and send it so that
when the recipient gets it, it appears to have come from a different
source (we don't want it to show as "sent on behalf of..."). We have
accomplished this; however, it seems that the only way it will work is
if we make the users members of Domain Admins group. The users would
normally belong to a group we've called "Email Team". If I remove one
of these users from the Domain Admins group, and they try to use the
different From address, Outlook/Exchange produces the error... "You
don't have permission to send on behalf of the specified user". As soon
as we put the logged in user back into the Domain Admins group, the
email sends as normal. I have looked at all the various "permissions"
within Exchange and I've given full control to the Email Team group
within Exchange but it still does not work.

Does anyone out there have any solution to this as we do not want those
users being members of Domain Admins (for obvious reason's).

Thanks in advance.

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