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including an important bit 
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When an incoming sender’s IP is found in an RBL, the SMTP connection from the sender is dropped and the contents of the spam email will never reach your organisation. Because of this, spam detected by an RBL will never appear in your quarantine mailbox.
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 i.e. we won't be able to see the body of these dropped messages
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including an important bit

> When an incoming sender’s IP is found in an RBL, the SMTP connection from the sender is dropped and the contents of the spam email will never reach your organisation. Because of this, spam detected by an RBL will never appear in your quarantine mailbox.

i.e. we won't be able to see the body of these dropped messages

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A few days ago, I installed the Anti-spam agents on Exchange 2010 and used the IP Blocklist Providers option with Spamhaus Zen to start blocking spam emails. I have to say, it seems to be working great, because spam has been dramatically reduced.<br />
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My problem now is that I don’t know how to monitor which emails are blocked. Before configuring the IP Blockist Providers option, spam email would get in the junk folder in Outlook. So I could see what was blocked and act accordingly. Now the junk emails don’t even get to my Outlook.<br />
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How can I see what Spamhaus Zen blocked?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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A few days ago, I installed the Anti-spam agents on Exchange 2010 and used the IP Blocklist Providers option with Spamhaus Zen to start blocking spam emails. I have to say, it seems to be working great, because spam has been dramatically reduced.

My problem now is that I don’t know how to monitor which emails are blocked. Before configuring the IP Blockist Providers option, spam email would get in the junk folder in Outlook. So I could see what was blocked and act accordingly. Now the junk emails don’t even get to my Outlook.

How can I see what Spamhaus Zen blocked?

Thanks

IP Blocklist Providers - Exchange 2010 - Monitoring

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Exchange

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Outlook

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