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Hi @nickbro,

 

I am trying to set up the Helpdesk emailing and have come to a standstill.

 

If I log in as a test user and create a ticket I get "The parameter address cannot be an empty string. Parameter name: Address". This still logs the ticket, which is fine.

 

If I log in as me and close the ticket the email goes to the test user saying i've closed the ticket, which is expected behaviour.

 

Any ideas on this? Do I need to allow my [email protected] SendAs rights to all users? I'm so confused on this one.

 

TIA

Posted

Check the firstline emails attribute in hapConfig

  

 

You may need to also check that the user your are logging on as has the mail attribute filled out

Posted

Ohh, I only get this in my section of my hapconfig.

 


 

 

Am I ok to copy and paste yours in and change it to my environment? I should add, this is a V9.7 install.

Posted

OK, I now get:

 

Mailbox unavailable. The server response was 5.7.1 Client does not have permission to send as this sender.

 

I know that I need to set SendAs in Office365 as I have for one user, my helpdesk account. Is there any way to grant SendAs to my all staff security group in O365?

Posted
Hmm.. I have that enabled. Still getting that error. I can log a ticket as myself and it emails properly but when i create a ticket as someone else it throws that error.
Posted
For anyone that needs this I gave up using office365 to relay my helpdesk email. I signed up for an account with ReachMail and it works flawlessly!
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For anyone that needs this I gave up using office365 to relay my helpdesk email. I signed up for an account with ReachMail and it works flawlessly!

 

Hi I'm having the same error message come up. When you say you used reachmail how did you mean? Did you put their details in the SMTP settings? If so what did you type?

 

Thanks

Posted

Can you remember what they are as I can't seem to find them.

 

Also if you manage to get office 365 working let me know how you do it :p

 

Cheers

Posted

Address: smtp.office365.com

Port: 587

SSL: On

 

You must go to the Exchange admin center and select the mailbox. Under Mailbox Delegation add the helpdesk account you are sending as in the Send As box.

 

All should be good!

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Address: smtp.office365.com

Port: 587

SSL: On

 

You must go to the Exchange admin center and select the mailbox. Under Mailbox Delegation add the helpdesk account you are sending as in the Send As box.

 

All should be good!

 

Awesome I'll try that tomorrow. Thanks

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