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We are using Symantec Information Foundation Mail Security for Exchange version 6.<br />
We have a Windows 2003 Enterprise server running Exchange Standard 2003 SP2.<br />
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We would like to allow certain senders to be able to email us excel files with VBA scripts in them. &nbsp;Currently Symantec is blocking them from doing so. &nbsp;Is there a place in this program that I can have white listed names for this?
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We are using Symantec Information Foundation Mail Security for Exchange version 6.
We have a Windows 2003 Enterprise server running Exchange Standard 2003 SP2.

We would like to allow certain senders to be able to email us excel files with VBA scripts in them.  Currently Symantec is blocking them from doing so.  Is there a place in this program that I can have white listed names for this?

Whitelist senders to be able to send VBA files in Symantec Mail Security 6

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