stevenvanheerden
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How to "whitelist" certain addresses in Exchange
hi
i hope someone can help me here. we have a Small business server 2011 with Exchange 2010.
i have a problem that when certain legitimate clients email me i dont get the emails.
all the protection in Exchange is switched on. i have created a Junk Mail mailbox and setup a rule to move any mail that gets clasified as spam to that mail box so that i can see what i have missed.
i have setup a transport rule to try and fix this problem....example, when a certain individual emails me it will change the spam to a number that isnt considered spam, but for some reason its still going into spam.
how can i fix this issue?
thank you
i hope someone can help me here. we have a Small business server 2011 with Exchange 2010.
i have a problem that when certain legitimate clients email me i dont get the emails.
all the protection in Exchange is switched on. i have created a Junk Mail mailbox and setup a rule to move any mail that gets clasified as spam to that mail box so that i can see what i have missed.
i have setup a transport rule to try and fix this problem....example, when a certain individual emails me it will change the spam to a number that isnt considered spam, but for some reason its still going into spam.
how can i fix this issue?
thank you
ASKER
hi Gerald
i will try that thank you.
when i see the first line it makes me think that it will open up a whole domain?
can one do just a bypass sender as in a single sender and not a whole domain?
regards
i will try that thank you.
when i see the first line it makes me think that it will open up a whole domain?
can one do just a bypass sender as in a single sender and not a whole domain?
regards
Hello,
You can use BypassedSenderDomains or BypassedSender as per Microsoft says :
http://technet.microsoft.c
BypassedSenderDomains
Optional
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Mu
The BypassedSenderDomains parameter specifies domain name values of sending domains. The Content Filter agent doesn't process any content filtering for messages received from the domains listed on this parameter. To enter multiple domains, separate the addresses by using a comma, for example: contoso.com, example.com. A wildcard character (*) can be used to specify all subdomains, for example: *.contoso.com. The maximum number of domains you can input is 100.
BypassedSenders
Optional
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Mu
The BypassedSenders parameter specifies the SMTP address values of senders. The Content Filter agent doesn't process any content filtering for messages received from the addresses listed on this parameter. To enter multiple SMTP addresses, separate the addresses by using a comma, for example: sender1@contoso.com, sender2@example.com. The maximum number of SMTP addresses you can input is 100.
You can use BypassedSenderDomains or BypassedSender as per Microsoft says :
http://technet.microsoft.c
BypassedSenderDomains
Optional
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Mu
The BypassedSenderDomains parameter specifies domain name values of sending domains. The Content Filter agent doesn't process any content filtering for messages received from the domains listed on this parameter. To enter multiple domains, separate the addresses by using a comma, for example: contoso.com, example.com. A wildcard character (*) can be used to specify all subdomains, for example: *.contoso.com. The maximum number of domains you can input is 100.
BypassedSenders
Optional
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Mu
The BypassedSenders parameter specifies the SMTP address values of senders. The Content Filter agent doesn't process any content filtering for messages received from the addresses listed on this parameter. To enter multiple SMTP addresses, separate the addresses by using a comma, for example: sender1@contoso.com, sender2@example.com. The maximum number of SMTP addresses you can input is 100.
ASKER
hi Gues
sorry, i have tested this.
not sure if i'm doing something wrong, but i'm still getting the mail in the junk mail box.
this spesific person that sends the mail can send normaal emails to me, but as soon as they attach a pdf or so then it goes into junk mail.
sorry, i have tested this.
not sure if i'm doing something wrong, but i'm still getting the mail in the junk mail box.
this spesific person that sends the mail can send normaal emails to me, but as soon as they attach a pdf or so then it goes into junk mail.
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thanks a lot Gerald, last option worked fine.
Set-ContentFilterConfig -BypassedSenderDomains mycustomer.com
You can get the whole existing list typeing get-contentfilterconfig | fl Bypassedsenderdomain
Gerald