tolinrome
asked on
GPO for safe senders list
I would like to use gpo to append a 'safe sneders list' to clients outlook 2007 safe sender list. Setting up the gpo is pretty easy but also, unfortunetaly, registry changes also have to be made on the client pc's - I do not want to enforce registry settings through gpo since we have many clients and dont want to mess with registry.
Kinda defeats the purpose in a sense of using a gpo to append the safe senders list but then you need a gpo to enforce registry changes to do it......
We use Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007 - W2K8
Kinda defeats the purpose in a sense of using a gpo to append the safe senders list but then you need a gpo to enforce registry changes to do it......
We use Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007 - W2K8
y dont u add safe sender list in exchange only and it will be replicated on all exchange domain
ASKER
I dont understand your comment??
Is outlook also deployed by GPO, as you can customise the install with the Office Customization Tool http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/cc179056.aspx
ASKER
no, outlook is installed locally. I want to enforce a gpo of a safe senders list without editing the clients registry.
any suggestions?
any suggestions?
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
ASKER
Thanks , I'l l check out those links and attached doc.
Also, the strange thing is that the email address users are receiving that are being sent into the junk mail folder is an email that comes from within our domain!
You'd figure that if the email is in the GAL then it would be recognized as safe, but apparently not.
Also, the strange thing is that the email address users are receiving that are being sent into the junk mail folder is an email that comes from within our domain!
You'd figure that if the email is in the GAL then it would be recognized as safe, but apparently not.
Well check to make sure that the Outlook user didn't put their domain or certain emails on the junk list.