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How do I let an Exchange 2007 receipient know they had had an email rejected?
Is there a way to simply strip the attachment from an email that is too large and have the message still be received by the intended recipient with a notice of some kind that the attached email was too large? I see how to set this up for attachments stripped by the spam server but not for those rejected by being too large.
Also is there a way for changes to the Hub transport rules to immediately take effect? I have tried to remove the attachment size limit all together and restarted the transport service but I am still receiving rejecions for the attachments being too big.
Thank you
Also is there a way for changes to the Hub transport rules to immediately take effect? I have tried to remove the attachment size limit all together and restarted the transport service but I am still receiving rejecions for the attachments being too big.
Thank you
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Your spam filtering software should be able to do this.In the past I have used surf control which had exactely the same functionality as requested by.
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Answered one of the two questions I posted.