Enterprise Software Thread, Exchange 2010 and SendAs problems in Technical; Originally Posted by darrenmcginnis
Do you mean, in AD U&C, User Properties, Security, Advanced and "Include inheritable permissions from the ...
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28th February 2013, 09:31 PM #76
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Originally Posted by
darrenmcginnis
Do you mean, in AD U&C, User Properties, Security, Advanced and "Include inheritable permissions from the Object's parent"?
It's unchecked
for mine
Checked for the Helpdesk user
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28th February 2013, 09:32 PM #77 ah, now we may be getting somewhere, is that for the test account to?
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28th February 2013, 09:34 PM #78
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Originally Posted by
sukh
ah, now we may be getting somewhere, is that for the test account to?
For the other mailbox that has the exact same issue, both the general user and the actual user has the inheritance box ticked
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28th February 2013, 09:44 PM #79 mmh, just yours is unticked right? If you check thr send-as permission via the EMC for helpdesk, does it clearly show the name or does it show guid?
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28th February 2013, 09:45 PM #80
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Originally Posted by
sukh
mmh, just yours is unticked right? If you check thr send-as permission via the EMC for helpdesk, does it clearly show the name or does it show guid?
They always show the name
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28th February 2013, 09:58 PM #81 The very 1st time you send the email via Outlook it works and any attempts after fail & it always works via OWA? just read the post again & want to make sure it clear? You also mention ABP, how are they configured? Any chance to have a look at this over a webex or something similar?
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28th February 2013, 09:59 PM #82
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ABP?
What's your day job? Lol
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28th February 2013, 10:01 PM #83
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Originally Posted by
sukh
The very 1st time you send the email via Outlook it works and any attempts after fail & it always works via OWA?
Yes that's right, in OWA I opened another users mailbox and sent it from there. I can't see any other option to send as a different user in OWA
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28th February 2013, 10:01 PM #84 address book policies. Day job, urrm, im learning exch, lol, iman exch admin -
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28th February 2013, 10:04 PM #85
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28th February 2013, 10:24 PM #86
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Originally Posted by
sukh
Never saw that, just tried it and straight away it said "You don't have the permissions required to send messages from this mailbox."
I had to type the email address in as it wasn't a member of the Staff Address GAL
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28th February 2013, 10:25 PM #87
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Originally Posted by
sukh
address book policies. Day job, urrm, im learning exch, lol, iman exch admin -

Yeah I had to seperate the Staff and Pupils into separate Address Lists so that the Staff couldn't see the Pupil email addresses and vice versa
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28th February 2013, 10:29 PM #88 For your email address policy, you defo have all 3 smtp domains defined?
And you are 100% sure the the default SMTP address is domain3 and that is what you're trying to out as. It seems like send-as is not working at all. Open another mailbox is different as we have seen it fails in owa too using thr from field.
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28th February 2013, 10:33 PM #89 can you run get-mailbox "helpdesk alias"| fl
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28th February 2013, 10:40 PM #90
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Originally Posted by
sukh
For your email address policy, you defo have all 3 smtp domains defined?
And you are 100% sure the the default SMTP address is domain3 and that is what you're trying to out as. It seems like send-as is not working at all. Open another mailbox is different as we have seen it fails in owa too using thr from field.
100% sure the default domain is domain3 and I don't think the Helpdesk has domain1 on it, but I never use @domain1 for anything. It's just a receiving address.
Can try the powershell command tomorrow. Is the alias the alias in the properties?
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