In OWA you'd need to open a in-private browser to send and receive mail from each account (unless they were setup as shared mailboxes with my main account having full Send As permission on the account). When you use separate accounts (mailboxes), you can send from any of the addresses. If you need separate logins, you'll need to pay for mailboxes, but could use the lowest cost Exchange Online plan (currently $4US per month). The additional accounts are receive-only addresses.ĭepending on your needs, you (the email administrator) could create a shared mailbox for each address, which would save you the cost of additional mailboxes. If you don't have Office 365 Exchange Online, while you can add additional SMTP addresses to an Exchange mailbox, you can only send mail from the default email address assigned to the account. If you are using Office 365 Exchange Online, see Send using Mailbox Alias Addresses for instructions to send from aliases.
Now you can, if you have an Office 365 mailbox and the email administrator enabled SendFromAliasEnabled. The answer to either question used to be "You can't". How can I setup the other 2 email addresses to be able to send email from them, and display them as the sender address? I receive email from all addresses in OWA, but I can only send email from one of the email addresses. I have an Office 365 Exchange subscription for myself and have 3 different email addresses assigned to my mailbox.
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