benhar
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Restrict Outlook user to internal sending
I have followed the instructions from amset.com regarding restricing a user to only sending messages internally. I had to create the connector, added my only server to the bridgehead list, use DNS is selected, SMTP * is listed as an address space, and the one user is in the Restricted box for restrictions.
I've restarted the SMTP and Routing Engine services, as well as the users Outlook but he is still able to send messages externally.
Am I missing something? Does the user need to reboot?
I've restarted the SMTP and Routing Engine services, as well as the users Outlook but he is still able to send messages externally.
Am I missing something? Does the user need to reboot?
ASKER
Exchange won't let the connector save without having something listed in the address space list or connected routing group list.
ASKER
Any other suggestions from anyone?
A user reboot did not affect anything, neither did a server reboot.
A user reboot did not affect anything, neither did a server reboot.
I asked our Exchange admin, and this is his reply:
"In AD, on the Exchange General tab of the user's Properties, you'll find
Delivery Restrictions. There you can specify who can send to the
mailbox (From authenticated users only, From everyone (the default),
Only from (choose some or all internal users), or From everyone except
(choose those unable to send)).
"I'm not sure about restricting a user to only being able to send
internally."
Sorry it's not more helpful, but that's all I've got. I administer an Exchange server for a small company on the side, but I've never tried to do what you're looking for.
Anyone else?
Good luck,
sl
"In AD, on the Exchange General tab of the user's Properties, you'll find
Delivery Restrictions. There you can specify who can send to the
mailbox (From authenticated users only, From everyone (the default),
Only from (choose some or all internal users), or From everyone except
(choose those unable to send)).
"I'm not sure about restricting a user to only being able to send
internally."
Sorry it's not more helpful, but that's all I've got. I administer an Exchange server for a small company on the side, but I've never tried to do what you're looking for.
Anyone else?
Good luck,
sl
ASKER
Thank you for the suggestions. What you talk about is restricing others from sending to this particular user. There are settings and configurations for restricting users from sending to external recipients (numerous Qs on EE) and I've thought I've followed them all.
Sembee's site Amset.com is an awesome Exchange resource, and I've configured my connector the way described, but messages are still going out of the org.
Sembee's site Amset.com is an awesome Exchange resource, and I've configured my connector the way described, but messages are still going out of the org.
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sl