pedwards17   0 pts.  |   Sep 26 2005  8:46AM GMT

As a one-off solution, go to the user’s properties in Exchange Administrator and go to the “email addresses” tab. Highlight the address that you want to be the user’s “reply to” address (if it doesn’t exist, add it), and click the button at the bottom “Set as reply address”. From now on, this will be the user’s primary SMTP address. The only caveat is that you need to be sure that your SMTP environment is configured to receive email for that second domain.

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cravenl   0 pts.  |   Sep 26 2005  8:53AM GMT

You will need to create a separate mail account and set the reply address as company B ( not your default company A )
Then, you may forward the mail to the user. The User then will check the “From” field on the reply mail message nad select the Company B account. It will now resolve as company B. The separate Company B account will need to be seen in the GAL and the User needs the correct permissions to SEND AS form this second address
Hope this helps

Griff   0 pts.  |   Sep 26 2005  8:57AM GMT

Hi

You need to set the  <a href="mailto:user@company-b.com" title="mailto:user@company-b.com">user at company-b.com</a> as the reply address (on the E-mail Addresses tab of the user properties in Exchange Administrator)

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Spelurker   0 pts.  |   Sep 26 2005  9:34AM GMT

What does it show under “Masquerade Domain”?
This is found under ‘Default SMTP Virtual Server Properties’, ‘Delivery’ tab, “Advanced’ button.
If it is not showing  <a href="mailto:user@company-b.com" title="mailto:user@company-b.com">user at company-b.com</a>, you might give that a try.