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Hi experts!<br />
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A few months ago we migrated to exchange 2007. All was well, but shortly after our Postmaster account started getting flooded with more SPAM than usually, a lot more. I set up Postini for the postmaster account which was never necessary in exchange 2003, so something changed. I did setup Directory Harvest protection via tar pitting (aka Recipient filtering, unsure if its related). Now I'm protected for the SPAM from the Internet, but I no longer receive LEGIT postmaster emails in the postmaster inbox (i.e. Internal users typing wrong addresses and bouncing)<br />
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Where should I look to resolve this?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi experts!

A few months ago we migrated to exchange 2007. All was well, but shortly after our Postmaster account started getting flooded with more SPAM than usually, a lot more. I set up Postini for the postmaster account which was never necessary in exchange 2003, so something changed. I did setup Directory Harvest protection via tar pitting (aka Recipient filtering, unsure if its related). Now I'm protected for the SPAM from the Internet, but I no longer receive LEGIT postmaster emails in the postmaster inbox (i.e. Internal users typing wrong addresses and bouncing)

Where should I look to resolve this?

Thanks!

Exchange 2007 Postmaster Account Receiving no more legit e-mails

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