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I wouldn't recommend this. &nbsp;First whomever is the recipient will also have to allow 40 MB attachments, and most places will do 25MB. &nbsp;So even if you allow it out, the other side will reject it. &nbsp;Second if this is for internal people, then I would still say not really worth it, since they would have access to the same network resources at the email. &nbsp;If you are just trying to get around a VPN type thing, this is also bad as it encourages the users to use the email system as a filing system.<br />
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But as far as doing this, you would make the Global settings at 20, then on the user mailbox, change the restrictions to reflect the higher. &nbsp;Then on the send connector, make it the highest value of 40MB and also adjust your receive connectors to accommodate the larger 40 MB too.
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tsaico, after making the changes suggested, I am still getting a bounce back on my test account. The bounce back states that my limit is 20MB and my test message size (25MB) was too big.
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I am running Exchange 2007, I need one user to send/receive message with attachments of 30MB. I already set the Organization Transport settings to 40MB also the send/receive connectors. However, I would like for all other users to be defaulted at 20MB. How do I set all the users to send with a 20MB restriction without having to set their individual limits on the receipent level?
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I am running Exchange 2007, I need one user to send/receive message with attachments of 30MB. I already set the Organization Transport settings to 40MB also the send/receive connectors. However, I would like for all other users to be defaulted at 20MB. How do I set all the users to send with a 20MB restriction without having to set their individual limits on the receipent level?

Set Exchange Message Size Default

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