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I noticed recently that our out of office replies are getting blocked by SPAM filters on a regular basis. &nbsp;I come to find that it seems to be caused by the &quot;reply - to&quot; filed in the header is sent blank. &nbsp;It appears to be an issue that is specific to Exchange 2007. &nbsp;Posini support called this the &quot;Null Sender Dispostion&quot; line within the header. &nbsp;Is there anyway to modify Exchange to populate this field so that the out of office replies will not get blocked? &nbsp;Postini will block these even if the sending domain is white listed. &nbsp;Here is a link to a related article I found, but I haven't been able to find much else. &nbsp;Thank you.<br />
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I noticed recently that our out of office replies are getting blocked by SPAM filters on a regular basis.  I come to find that it seems to be caused by the "reply - to" filed in the header is sent blank.  It appears to be an issue that is specific to Exchange 2007.  Posini support called this the "Null Sender Dispostion" line within the header.  Is there anyway to modify Exchange to populate this field so that the out of office replies will not get blocked?  Postini will block these even if the sending domain is white listed.  Here is a link to a related article I found, but I haven't been able to find much else.  Thank you.

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrgeneral/thread/2bf53ac6-bba2-4f53-916d-eaaeefd4e5d8

Exchange 2007 Null Sender Disposition

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