o0_Enigma_0o

Hi Guys,

I have a small problem with my permissions and my exchange server and was hoping you guys can help me out...

I have a 2 Users wanting a "documents" Email box so that User 1 and User 2 can share it...

I have set up a user called Documents and in turn it has a Mailbox called "Documents", also it has the email address Documents@ourdomain.com

When user 1 or 2 tries to send an email as Documents i get the following error:

You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
MSEXCH:MSExchangeIS:/DC=local/DC=******:******
(I have stared out our company information)

Both users have Allow ticked on: Delete mailbox Storage, Read permissions, Change Permissions, Take ownership, and Full mailbox Access

I cannot possibly give them any more permissions because nothing else is listed (apart from associated external account and special permissions is grayed out.).... :|

But they still cannot send as the user Documents....

As the administrator I can send as the user documents in-fact I can send email as if I was anybody within our company...

Have I done something stupid or am I just missing something that is waving at me...

Cheers Guys

Kirk

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fitz

Need to give them "send on behalf of rights"

edit: to be more specific:

Under the resource mailbox properties, under the "exchange General" tab, click on the "delivery Options' button. From there, you should have a box called "Send on behalf" at the top. Click Add and add user1 and user2.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro....mspx?mfr=true

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o0_Enigma_0o

Thank you so much....

U rox!

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fitz

glad to help I take it worked for you then..

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o0_Enigma_0o

Hi,

Yeah worked fantastic thx so much

Kirk

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