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How to give permission to user to send email to mail group on Exchange Admin Center

How to give permission to user to send email to mail group on Exchange Admin Center
  1. Login to Exchange Admin Center web link https://mailserver/ecp 
  2. Go to recipients, then groups then select a group that you want to give a user permission to send email to.
  3. Go to delivery management, here Click Plus sign to add a user to give permission to send email to this group.
  4. The default option is ‘Only senders inside my organization’.and  there is other option to make a group to receive external emails as well, 



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