internal senders recieved to junk
- Dears ,I have systems that send e-mails from a server not from a mailbox by some java applicationwhen these systems send it recieved at many clients at the junk folderI maked a rule that when the message header (recieved) is (from server 172.x.x.x) so make the SCL 0 , but it didn't workI adda the range of internal IP to the transport config as (internal smtp servers) but it didn't work .so how can I solve this issue from the server side not from the client sideRegards,
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- Are you sure that is is setting SCL to 0 for these emails?
One thing you can consider is using a GPO to push out a Safe Senders list to the client, this is only a good idea if the clients don't add addresses to the list because the the GPO will lock them out from makeing changes.
Thanks
Will
Will Shepherd - MCSE/MCITP/MCTS (Windows 2008,Exchange 2007,OCS 2007) - Hi ramos,
Use a third party email filtering such as GFI Mail Essentials or other.
Exchange Server 2007 has some Anti-Spam filterin options that you can install throught the console, and one of them is "Sender Id.", which should filter emails from an invalid sender id (I have not tested it, but can work).
This type of junk email is named as Directory Harvesting.
Cheers. - thanks for replying.I don't want to use the GPO with safe list , since many users uses OWA or BlackBerry even I have tried the sender ID but it didn't workI will try to find a solution and post it herethanks alot
