HelloIs there any way to configure Dealy on the mail server Queue, we are trying that the server will sent emails every 5i coundnt find it under Transport rule sectionany help would be appreceated.Thanks

Can you repeat the question? Not sure what you are trying to do?

Hiwe are trying getting the All outgoing message delivered to recipients after the specified time for example: every 5 minfor instance: after i sent a massage it will be delivered only after an X minutesThanks

There's no way to natively do this in Exchange 2007. The closest you can get is by using some type of SMTP Appliance that may have a similar option or by using Outlook and when creating an e-mail, in the message options, specify a checkbox under "Do not Deliver Before:" and then specify the date/time you'd like the e-mail to go out.MVP | MCSE:M | MCITP: Enterprise Messaging Administrator | MCTS: OCS + Voice Specialization | http://www.shudnow.net

Yep, and in addition to Elan's reply, what is the goal? Why the need to do this?

Thanks for your reply guys my clients are using different kind of email client as, Outlook Tunderbird, Mac mail, using the outlook message option don't cover it all google it i found many ideas like: people are scheduled firewall rules for it :) the goal is that many times people are sending emails to wrong parson providing sensitive company information, etc. and we would like to stop/delete those massages before they are leaving our server queue idly will be a way to delay the message delivery on the server, in case we want to delete the wrong massage ** --Thanks

In that case, I would look at content filtering software for email instead. (http://www.windowsecurity.com/software/Email-Content-Security/)Time delays wont really accomplish what you are trying to do.

Thanks for your info, i realy cant see how can content filtering software are going to prevent my users from sending emails to wrong personmaybe i missing something here..Thanks

Thanks for your info, i realy cant see how can content filtering software are going to prevent my users from sending emails to wrong personmaybe i missing something here..Thanks Content filtering software can be used to quarantine, notify, stop, etc....when confidental information is sent in a message.Simply delaying a message isnt going to prevent anything unless someone is checking each message before the time expires.

the goal is that many times people are sending emails to wrong parson providing sensitive company information, etc. and we would like to stop/delete those massages before they are leaving our server queue Doesn't Exchange offer native solutions for this kind of thing? Just been using it (in production) for about six months myself, but can't you configure rules that would scan messages for certain words and then prevent that type of message from being sent to certain people, i.e. people outside the organization?Or is this one of those solutions that works especially well... on paper.

Sure, you could construct transport rules to do some of that. ( Moderation is something the rules arent so good at, nor "releasing" messages that met some defined criteria, but are then ok to send, for example). Transport rules, out of the box, in my opinion, work great when you want to do some blocking, or routing , based an a clear, definable criteria and I tend to think of that as basic functionality, but, good point! (Im also not so confident that in a large org, with potentially thousands of messages per day, that a public folder or resource mailbox is the best way to analyze and quarantine messages.)