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Do you run any spam filtering software for mail on your server? There may be a rule setup to block out of office responses. I have seen this option in my mail filtering software. <br />
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or, If you send your mail to an isp's server for delivery it possibly could be them filtering the responses.<br />
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Do you run any spam filtering software for mail on your server? There may be a rule setup to block out of office responses. I have seen this option in my mail filtering software.

or, If you send your mail to an isp's server for delivery it possibly could be them filtering the responses.



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I have an Windows SBS 2003 server with Exchange 2003. A local user creates an out of office reply and it only reaches local users within the domain. So i searched the internet and found that I should check a box named &quot;allow out of office responder&quot;, found under &quot;Internet Message Formats -&gt; Properties -&gt;Advanced&quot;. The box was already checked and the problem persists.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Ragnar Jonzon, Office Data<br />
Uppsala, Sweden
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I have an Windows SBS 2003 server with Exchange 2003. A local user creates an out of office reply and it only reaches local users within the domain. So i searched the internet and found that I should check a box named "allow out of office responder", found under "Internet Message Formats -> Properties ->Advanced". The box was already checked and the problem persists.

Thanks in advance
Ragnar Jonzon, Office Data
Uppsala, Sweden

Autoreply (out of office) does not reach external recipients

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