Summary
This article describes how to send as a Proxy Address in Microsoft 365. A Proxy Address is an additional email address for a Primary Mailbox. Historically, proxy addresses could not send mail, however, this feature allows users to do so. A good example of this is how in our consolidated Microsoft 365 environment, you may have affiliations with more than one system campus. Now, you are able to send to either address, not just your primary.
How-To
Task: To select the proxy addresses displayed in the From drop-down menu.
Instructions
Step 1 - Sign in to Outlook on the Web at https://outlook.office.com
Step 2 - Select Settings > Mail > Compose.
- Note: The default menu that opens when you open the setting tab is the Mail tab
Step 3 - Scroll down in the Compose section, then in the Addresses to send from section, select the proxy addresses to include from the options shown.
- Note: The proxy addresses shown are controlled by your affiliation with the University System of New Hampshire. If there are questions on why you do or do not have a specific address, contact your HR department (Employees) or University Registrar's Office (Students).

Step 4 - Click Save.
Outcome
The From drop-down menu is populated with the proxy addresses that are selected.

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Task: To send a message using a proxy address.
Instructions
Step 1 - Sign in to Outlook on the Web at https://outlook.office.com
Step 2 - Click New Message.
Step 3 - Next to the Send button, the "From" dropdown will appear with the default proxy address selected.
Step 4 - Expand the dropdown menu using the down-arrow icon on the right hand side.

Step 5 - Select a proxy address to send from.

Step 7 - Complete and Send the email message.
Outcome
The selected proxy address displays as the sender of the message in the recipient's mail box.

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Need additional help?
Submit an Email Services support request with as much detail as possible, or visit the Technology Help Desk Support page to locate your local campus contact information or to submit an online technology support request. For password issues you must call or visit the Help Desk in person.
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