Trying to set up a Delivery Restriction on Exchange 2003
Trying to set up a Delivery Restriction on Exchange 2003
I had one mailbox with two email address support@companya.com &
mail@companya.com
We want to stop all emails being delivery from
Postmaster@companyB.com that goes to
mail@companyA.com BUT we DON'T want to restrict emails from
Postmaster@companyB.com that goes to
support@companyA.com.
I made a contact with the stmp address of
Postmaster@companyB.com
I then remove the email address mail@companyA.com from the above user
I thought the best option would be to set up another mailbox with the email address of
mail@companya.com, under the "Exchange General" tab I select "Delivery Restrictions" and clicked "Accept messages from everyone expect" added the new user for
postmaster@companyB.com. Next I went to delivery options and choose the forward to option and select the user that had the email
support@companyA.com
I thought this would have work e.g.
Emails to mail@companyA.com would come into the exchange system, emails from
postmaster@companyB.com would be stripped out then the rest would be sent to
support@companyA.com
This does not seem to be stripping out the emails from
postmaster@companyB.com going to
mail@companyA.com , does anyone have any idea how to achieve this????
April 14th, 2011 4:34pm
Hi ,
I think it is impossible to block an external sender at user level, You could only block an external sender at server level.
You could do it only via Outlook rules.
1. Create a new mailbox
mail@companyA.com
2. Create an Outlook rules for
mail@companyA.com
Condition: all the message arrives
Actions: forward to
support@companyA.com
Except with:
Postmaster@companyB.com in the recipient’s address
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April 18th, 2011 4:25am