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March 11, 2008

How can I use an alternate address with Exchange Server?


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Use an alternate address with Microsoft Exchange Server to send a message from a secondary proxy SMTP address as though the message came directly from that email address.

Q: How can I use an alternate address with Exchange Server?

A: A common request in Exchange shops is for users to be able to send a message from a secondary proxy SMTP address or additional mailbox as though the message came directly from that email address. Support personnel who monitor a secondary alias or mailbox (e.g., support@domain.com, webmaster@domain.com) often need this capability. In addition, a merger of two enterprises might require users to send from different Exchange organizations for which no trust has been configured. . . .

Reader Comments
Fantastic article, ongoing problem that has just been solved. tested as I read and worked perfectly.

rgigu March 17, 2008 (Article Rating: )


test

e7793n July 01, 2008 (Article Rating: )


doesn't exchange 07 have something called Address rewriting or something like that? can't this be applied here?

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