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by corey

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I have a client that has 4 email domains configured on his Exchange server. The president also uses Internet email (Outlook) to grab mail from another company. He uses the "From" field to choose which email address he respondes with.
He can't usehis internet email account in the "From" field. Outlook informs him that he does not have permission to send w/ that email address. For now I have set him up w/ 2 different email profiles and have the second dump to a .pst. Is there a way I can configure this scenario to work. I would like 1 email profile, 1 exchange box, but the ability to answer from any of the 5 email domains?

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by ramblinwrek

There is no easy way to answer this question. If you are Poping into a 3rd party account unless the user profile has permissions on the internet mail provider then no your user will not be able to maintain one profile. The best work around I could see is to have all 4 mail accounts associated with the one mailbox and on the internet side setup a forwarding from it to your Exchange side.

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