Dear Luke,
You have a couple of options.
01. When replying to one of these e-mail messages, have the 12 members add
the "From" line to their new (compose) messages, and then enter the name of
the SDL onto the From line.
The weakness with this is that the Reply ends up in their own Sent
Items folder.
02. Replace the SDL with one generic mailbox by the same Display Name and
SMTP Address. Permit each of the 12 to open this new mailbox as an
additional mailbox.
This way, each of the 12 knows when someone else has opened a new
message. It is no longer bold print.
Teach them to Reply from the generic mailbox (see 01 above).
03. In the Exchange Admin program, go to the SDL, Permissions tab, add the
12 mailboxes, and give them "send as" permissions.
Hope this helps.
Rob Garrish
Exchange Administrator
Wawa Inc.
610-558-8371
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 03:47 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: responding from an exchange group
I am running windows 2k sp2 with Exchange 5.5 Enterprise sp3
what we currently have is a Techsupport group with about 12 members and
whenever someone emails [EMAIL PROTECTED] all 12 get it, but
when the techsupport engineer answers the question the client sees their
SMTP address and not [EMAIL PROTECTED] it says they do not have
permissions to send on behalf of this user
how do I set permissions on an exchange group to be able to send emails on
behalf
thanks,
Luke
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