The only other what to do it would be to give the non-mailbox enabled user the
user names and passwords of the people they're sending mail for, and let them
log in and open the mailbox as those users.
You can only delegate permission in Exchange to someone who has an identity in
Exchange.
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-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Use Exchange without email account
The only other what to do it would be to give the non-mailbox enabled user the
user names and passwords of the people they're sending mail for, and let them
log in and open the mailbox as those users.
You can only del
Roger,
If you are using Outlook Web Access that may work. The uses would have to share
their passwords which may run into a company policy issue.
Jeff Hastings
Direct 207.262.3434
-Original Message-
From: Roger Scudder [mailto:r...@scudderconsulting.com]
Sent: Monday, December 13, 201
Give them full mailbox permissions but not send as permissions. That way they
van view the mail in the box but not have the ability to send as that address.
Derek A. Johnson
Senior Systems Administrator
National Association of Realtors
430 N. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60606
Work: 1-312-329-86
; Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 2:46 PM
> To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
> Subject: RE: Use Exchange without email account
>
> The only other what to do it would be to give the non-mailbox enabled user
> the user names and passwords of the people they're sending mail for, and
>
