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Where are you looking?<br />
For individual addresses you have to set that on the server itself.<br />
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EMC, Server Config, Hub Transport. Click on the server, then Anti-Spam. You can then select IP Allow List and choose Properties. There you can add the address. <br />
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Simon.
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Where are you looking?
For individual addresses you have to set that on the server itself.

EMC, Server Config, Hub Transport. Click on the server, then Anti-Spam. You can then select IP Allow List and choose Properties. There you can add the address.

Simon.

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Thanks Simon,<br />
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That is what I thought but I checked Organization Management which does have IP Alllow List which is enabled. &nbsp;When I right click the only options are Disable or Help. &nbsp;When I checked the Server Configuration, Hub Transport Anti-Spam is not listed and it is not listed under Recipient Configuration.<br />
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Rich
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Thanks Simon,

That is what I thought but I checked Organization Management which does have IP Alllow List which is enabled.  When I right click the only options are Disable or Help.  When I checked the Server Configuration, Hub Transport Anti-Spam is not listed and it is not listed under Recipient Configuration.

Rich

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Thank you - I have to run the script and I can also add them through Get-IPAllowListEntry
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Thank you - I have to run the script and I can also add them through Get-IPAllowListEntry

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HI,<br />
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How do I add IP addresses to the IP Accept List in Exchange 2007? &nbsp;I have it enabled but don't see a way to add individual IP addresses.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Rich
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HI,

How do I add IP addresses to the IP Accept List in Exchange 2007?  I have it enabled but don't see a way to add individual IP addresses.

Thanks
Rich

How do I enter addresses into the IP Allow List in Exchange 2007?

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