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I have office 2010 and Exchange 2010. I have send as permissions and Full access rights to a few mailboxes (System and Spam boxes mainly) with Office 2010 it adds in the additional mailboxes by default if you have full access etc. I use my desktop mainly for Mail etc, but sometimes need to use a laptop for console config etc and check mail. My problem is that it adds in the additional mailboxes in on the laptop as well.

I suppose my question is can I stop outlook 2010 adding in the mailboxes on the laptop client.

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Manually configure Outlook instead of using automatic configuration. – joeqwerty Dec 4 '11 at 21:20
When adding the send as permissions ln exchange it adds the mailbox. It's a domain setting and I do don't want to turn it off as a work around. I think It's a local registry edit that is needed as when in additional mailbox options the boxes are not showed. – t1nt1n Dec 5 '11 at 11:48
So you're saying that when you configure Outlook manually to open your mailbox it opens the other mailbox as well? – joeqwerty Dec 5 '11 at 13:28
Corect this is a feature of office 2010 and exchange 2010. You can disable it globaly but I do not want to do this. I just want to stop one client doing the auto adding. – t1nt1n Dec 10 '11 at 22:23
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After doing a lot of research this is a new feature of Exchange 2010 SP1 and is referred by Microsoft as Additional Mailbox Auto Mapping in Exchange 2010 SP1. This is supposed to be a nice feature by Microsoft to stop Sysadmins needing to visit desktops to add additional mailboxes. To disable this you need to install SP2 and remove the full access rights of a user and add them back in.

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