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I ended up setting a rule in Outlook to send these CNN alert emails directly to the trash.
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Can you do that as a group policy accross the board?
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Looks like the best alternative so far.
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Well this works if you know the domain. I was really wanting to do it by subject.
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We use exchange 2000 in hosting our our own email.<br />
Like most everyone we are getting bombarded with the CNN Alert emails. Is there a way to block these emails or any other emails using Exchange?<br />
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I have the SPAM filter enabled and the settings are both 2's in my intellegent message filter settings but the CNN's are still getting through.
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We use exchange 2000 in hosting our our own email.
Like most everyone we are getting bombarded with the CNN Alert emails. Is there a way to block these emails or any other emails using Exchange?

I have the SPAM filter enabled and the settings are both 2's in my intellegent message filter settings but the CNN's are still getting through.

I ended up setting a rule in Outlook to send these CNN alert emails directly to the trash.

Can you do that as a group policy accross the board?

Well this works if you know the domain. I was really wanting to do it by subject.

Stop emails by subject

We use exchange 2000 in hosting our our own email.
Like most everyone we are getting bombarded with the CNN Alert emails. Is there a way to block these emails or any other emails using Exchange?

I have the SPAM filter enabled and the settings are both 2&#39;s in my intellegent message filter settings but the CNN&#39;s are still getting through.

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