When users are at home they get mail from our Exchange 5.5 server using OWA. When they get an email from someone outside our domain, they are not able to reply to that person. I know that it is because I have not allowed relaying on our Exchange server, but is there a way to allow specific user to be able to relay if I know their external (home isp) email address? Or would my only option be to allow the mail server for the isp to relay? Thanks.
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Relaying using OWA at home
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You are correct not to allow relaying but that isn't your problem. OWA should act just like Outlook in this regard.
What exactly happens when they try to reply? Can they reply to internal users? Send to external users if they type the address rather than reply?
What exactly happens when they try to reply? Can they reply to internal users? Send to external users if they type the address rather than reply?
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