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Good morning.
I am migrating a few domains to an Office365 account. I have about 4 or 5 domains currently, and only (currently) one account.
I would like to be able to set up this account to send from multiple addresses (for example: Users main address is user@domain1.com, but also gets email from user@domain2.com, user2@domain2.com, etc. User should be able to respond to an email and make it come from user2@domain2.com, or user@domain1.com).
I found some links about SendAs permissions, but these seem to be if i have multiple mailboxes, and allow user1 to send email on user2s behalf, but i dont have a user2... user2@domain2.com is an alias to user1...
Any ideas of how to do what i need to do? is it even possible?
Thanks in advance.
--Tiernan
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right, i found what i was looking for... seems you create new groups for each "alias" you want to send from, and then give permissions to the users... now to automate it in a script...
right. here is some quick PowerShell commands to do what i needed:
new-distributiongroup <groupname>
set-distributiongroup -primarysmtpaddress <newaddress>@<domain> <groupname>
add-recipientpermission <groupname> -accessrights sendas -trustee <user>
Hello Tiernan,
Thank you for posting the method by which you were able to set that up. That's exactly what I would say, but you beat me to it. Good work on your research.