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Spam is rejected - sent back to the sender.<br />
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If it doesn't arrive - the sender should be advised accordingly.
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Spam is rejected - sent back to the sender.

If it doesn't arrive - the sender should be advised accordingly.

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OK Thanks. We have had a couple of people send us mail today, which has not arrived. Can we modify the allow list to add their domain to it? If so where and how do we do this.<br />
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The people concerned have not received a bounce back??<br />
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Any ideas?
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OK Thanks. We have had a couple of people send us mail today, which has not arrived. Can we modify the allow list to add their domain to it? If so where and how do we do this.

The people concerned have not received a bounce back??

Any ideas?

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Sorry - not sure how I selected my own comment!
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Sorry - not sure how I selected my own comment!

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We have a single SBS2008 server, and we feel that some of our mail is being caught as SPAM. <br />
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I cannot see where this option is set on our server, and would like to check what is being filtered. Can anyone advise where the SPAM filtered mail ends up, or where the setting is held, so that we can check the destination?<br />
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Many thanks
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We have a single SBS2008 server, and we feel that some of our mail is being caught as SPAM. 

I cannot see where this option is set on our server, and would like to check what is being filtered. Can anyone advise where the SPAM filtered mail ends up, or where the setting is held, so that we can check the destination?

Many thanks

Where does SPAM in SBS2008 go to?

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).