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email replied - 27.Aug.2008 6:09:13 PM

maulesh13

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Hey guys here is the situation. ITS about exchange server 2003
I receive all mail on let say a@domain.com. it gets forwarded to b@domain.com and c@domain.com.
So when replying from either b@domain.com or c@domain.com replies and the receives gets message from b@domain.com or c@domain.com
I was wondering if b and c replies to any mail and the person receive the mail and they would see a@domain.com
In short i want to setup just like the gmail has its "
Adding a custom 'From' address"I would really appreciate help. please reply here or reply to maulesh13@gmail.com
thanks again

< Message edited by maulesh13 -- 27.Aug.2008 8:27:47 PM >

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RE: email replied - 27.Aug.2008 10:17:02 PM

uemurad

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First, A must be associated to a separate AD object from B and C.
Second, you assign "Send as" security permissions on the A object given to B and C
Third, when B or C creates the reply message, they need to enter A in the FROM field

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