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Brent Waldrop
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Apr 08, 2017

Sending email as alias in office365?

I used to have my domain email hosted in office 365. The reason i switched was because of a lack of a feature i really needed. You had the ability to create multiple aliases in office 365 so you coul...
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Paul Murana
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Oct 25, 2017

It's always been possible to do this, solution posted here:

 

https://www.tachytelic.net/2013/09/sending-email-from-alias-office-365/

 

Best of luck

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ab1234260
Copper Contributor
Oct 01, 2020

Paul Murana i tried your solution ie created a pop 3 for an alias that i created via office365 (not powershell as that's too advanced for me).. the email came from my main account...

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    Paul Murana
    Copper Contributor
    Oct 01, 2020

    ab1234260 but did you try sending it outside of your own tenant? If you send it to an internal recipient it will always come from your main account.

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      ab1234260
      Copper Contributor
      Oct 02, 2020

      Paul Murana one problem is that the email comes in to the alias but when i hit reply it sends from my main account again... would a share mailbox be better than this approach in your opinion ?

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        afabozzi-20
        Brass Contributor
        Oct 02, 2020

        ab1234260Something I just thought of is created a rule in exchange to tag the message saying it was sent to a certain account which would work for my scenario however maybe not for yours. The only issue I see is in my testing I am unsure of what to put for specify header name. The secondary alias DOES show up in the header so that is promising.

         

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      ab1234260
      Copper Contributor
      Oct 01, 2020

      Paul Murana **bleep** i didn't try that! Will do but now i have to turn off the distribution group i tried instead!

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