| Malatesta |
10-05-2006 12:03 PM |
SMTP Proxy Address?
Has this always been on Mail2web?
Let me explain: I get my gmail forwarded to mail2web for Push. One big complaint about this service is that when I reply, the return address is my mail2web not gmail address. In other words you can't specify your return address, which is frustraiting. For example, I keep a copy in my inbox of gmail, but if someone replies to my mail2web reply, it now skips gmail.
Looking under my Mail2Web settings under Personal Exchange Email (via their website), I noticed SMTP Proxy address:
Quote:
A SMTP Proxy address allows you to define an alternate email address for your account. If you add another email address on your Business Exchange domain, you'll automatically start receiving mail for that account right away.
You can also add an external email address or 3rd-party email address as an SMTP Proxy address. When adding an external/3rd-party email address, you will need to confirm ownership of the account before it can be added by entering a confirmation code. We also recommend setting up email forwarding (from your email provider's options) or Email Aggregation for that account. Doing so will ensure that you can receive and send all the email for your external/3rd-party email address using your Exchange account.
Once you add an SMTP Proxy Address, it is then possible to change the Primary From Address for your account.
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Sure enough, I changed it and now all my email say "xxxx@gmail.com" when I send them, which is super sweet. |
