Configuring Receive Connectors for External Notifications while still displaying Site Name

This is closely related to the issue we 'resolved' in
this blog
Our SharePoint notifications would not display the Site Name in the Display Name. i.e. If an Expense Request was approved, we wanted the display name of the email to come from "Accounting"
To resolve, we went to the receive connector and made sure only "Anonymous Users" was checked under Permission groups. The workflows and notifications immediately started displaying the site they originated in the Display Name, but...
All notification emails going to external users (outside our primary domain) ceased. We has to check 'Exchange Servers' under permission groups and then we lost the display name but gained email to external users.
Does anyone know how to get both working at the same time?
Thanks!!
Devster

Hi
Devster,
Check outgoing email settings in SharePoint Central Admin > System Settings
Let us know your results, thanks
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