Hello everyone,
I need your help, I can't figure this one out :
My client needs the possibility to receive/send emails from two different domains. So, in exchange, I have added a 2nd accepted domain and incoming mails are working great on both domain.
Because he wants to see the emails of each domain seperatly, I believe I have no other choice than to create two users for every "human" user :
- user A with email userA@domainA.com
- user B with email userA@domainB.com
User A is the principal account, ie the same that will be used for windows authentification.
The next step is to give right to user A to send in the name of user B. I have done this a dozen times and it works great but at ONE condition :
- If I give send-as rights to userA@domainA.com to send email in the name of userC@domainA.com, it will work !
- If I give send-as rights to userA@domainA.com to send email in the name of userA@domainB.com, it will not work !
I found out by chance that if I disable the cached mode, then userA@domainA.com can send from the address of userA@domainB.com ! Only the cached mode will not work !
Owa will work in any case.
Finally, this is my current installation : one physical server with two guests, SBS2011 and 2008R2. Exchange 2010 is obviously installed on the sbs2011, and I installed outlook on the 2008R2. I saw in a few posts (http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/outlook/thread/e62a8745-0389-4619-8159-9dcab910fb01) that Cached Mode shouldn't be used on a terminal server. Is this correct ? In my case, my client will be using both environments (remote desktop & local profil on laptop per example). What's the best practices ?
2nd less important question :
As you can see here (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2632409/en-us), email send in the name of UserB will go in the sent folder of userA. I would like to change this and I was very surprised that this was not (yet) supported by Microsoft.
Even though the above link shows only two possible arguments for Get-MailboxSentItemsConfiguration, it actually supports 3, like you can see here (http://blogs.technet.com/b/sachinshah/archive/2012/08/29/mystery-of-the-sent-item.aspx). Unfortunately, if I understood correctly, Microsoft doesn't support this yet and it should be official in a next rollup. Anybody has some more info to give? Idea of when this will be release? Do you have a work around ?
Thank you for your help