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what is your &quot;everybody&quot; is that a group you've created ?<br />
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what exchange version are you running<br />

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what is your "everybody" is that a group you've created ?

what exchange version are you running


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You aren't going to be able to stop them from either creating a personal distribution list with everyone in the GAL in it, or from picking everyone from the GAL and adding them to the 'To:' field though
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You aren't going to be able to stop them from either creating a personal distribution list with everyone in the GAL in it, or from picking everyone from the GAL and adding them to the 'To:' field though

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abhaigh: Thats true but then instead of it being a matter of ignorance it will be purposeful abuse, which I will nail them to the wall for.
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abhaigh: Thats true but then instead of it being a matter of ignorance it will be purposeful abuse, which I will nail them to the wall for.

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*grins* &nbsp;fair enough<br />
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I've always been in favour of giving people enough rope to hang themselves with myself &nbsp;:D
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*grins*  fair enough

I've always been in favour of giving people enough rope to hang themselves with myself  :D

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I would like to prevent some of the junior users from sending to everybody@mydomain.com. Is it at all possible?<br />
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Reasoning is that, typically someone will think its a good idea to send something to &quot;everybody&quot; when in fact they are actually spamming due to ignorance.<br />
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Even if it is possible, which I doubt, &nbsp;to remove the everybody group, I do not want to do that because then it prevents legit mails from management or HR.<br />
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So the question is. Is it at all possible to remove a user or group of users from SENDING to everybody on the domain?
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I would like to prevent some of the junior users from sending to everybody@mydomain.com. Is it at all possible?

Reasoning is that, typically someone will think its a good idea to send something to "everybody" when in fact they are actually spamming due to ignorance.

Even if it is possible, which I doubt,  to remove the everybody group, I do not want to do that because then it prevents legit mails from management or HR.

So the question is. Is it at all possible to remove a user or group of users from SENDING to everybody on the domain?

Prevent internal users from sending to everybody

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