Exchange 2013 Anti-Malware. Allow an email address

You need to set an exception in the antimalware policy. It will need to be a custom setting, so that you can include the email address you want to exclude as a rule.

This article on TechNet explains the process fully:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj150576(v=exchg.150).aspx

Simon.

I already read this article
Under Point number 2
Click the Add IconNew icon in order to create a new policy that can be applied to users, groups, and domains in your organization. You can also edit existing custom policies by double-clicking them.


But In my admin center I dont have "+" sign. please check the attachment
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check this articles might be helpful for you.

http://mouzzamh.wordpress.com/2012/12/20/malware-protection-feature-in-exchange-2013/

You must not have the required permissions.
I have just checked my own Exchange 2013 installation and the setting is there.

Being "Domain Admin" or similar doesn't really apply to Exchange 2013. You need to check the permissions within the admin tool to see if you have the permissions to modify it.

Simon.

hi Simon,

I am using Administrator account. Same account that I used to setup domain and install exchange server.