EXCHANGE 2019 On premise - Removing address from FROM field - Outlook Web Access

Christian Varlet 21 Reputation points
2020-10-12T07:20:42.513+00:00

One of our customer have add an address in the from field in Outlook web Access, unfortunately he have no rights to send from this address.

He now ask me how to remove this address because it's confusing with another one.

I just can't find how to do that...

In order to reproduce the issue :

1/ go to outlook web access

2/ start typing a new mail

3/ click on the 3 dot and show from

4/ right click on your mail adress and select remove

5/ type any other address where you have no send rights

6/ try to send - receive the error

7/ and now when you do show from try to remove the adress from the list.

If you have any solution i'm clearly interested.

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  1. Kael Yao-MSFT 37,636 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2020-10-13T05:41:48.727+00:00

    @Christian Varlet
    Hi,

    Do you mean that you would like to delete the addresses in the following screenshot?
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    I tested in my lab(Exchange 2019 CU2) and found that the address can be deleted by hanging your mouse on it and pressing delete on your keyboard.
    Have you tried it?


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  1. Ashok M 6,516 Reputation points
    2020-10-12T07:55:01.273+00:00

    Hi,

    Could you please provide more information on this why you want to remove the FROM field. Usually, From Address is the primary SMTP address of the mailbox. For instance, if user A primary SMTP address is userA@Company portal .com and this will be the address populated in FROM field. If userA needs to send email as userB, then userA needs to be assigned "Send-As" permission on UserB. Once permission is assigned, userA can change the FROM field to userB and send email. If the permission is not assigned, then the user will get an error "You don't have rights to send as this user" which is expected.

    You can also just remove the address in FROM field (leave it blank) and type the same email address in which you have logged in "TO" field and send a self test email.


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