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When sending out of office mail from our environment (Exchange 2007, Barracuda, MXLogic) to a client with BATV (Bounce Address Tag Validation) in place, our messages are dropped. &nbsp;We are the only organization experiencing this issue when sending out of office messages.<br />
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Is there a configuration change that needs to be made in our environment to accommodation BATV environments?<br />
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Is there a change that needs to be made on the BATV implementation to allow our OOO to pass?<br />
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Thanks.
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When sending out of office mail from our environment (Exchange 2007, Barracuda, MXLogic) to a client with BATV (Bounce Address Tag Validation) in place, our messages are dropped.  We are the only organization experiencing this issue when sending out of office messages.

Is there a configuration change that needs to be made in our environment to accommodation BATV environments?

Is there a change that needs to be made on the BATV implementation to allow our OOO to pass?

Thanks.

Out of Office Emails dropped by server using BATV

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