hannibalsmith
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Copying intended recipient on oversize message NDR
Hi,
I'd like to copy the intended recipient on NDRs generated for all oversized mails ONLY. The problem is that the sender is not configured to accept NDRs, so when the oversized mail doesn't reach the intended recipient, neither party knows the mail was not delivered.
I know you can modify the postmaster address as a rough and ready workaround, but then you're getting all types of NDRs sent to the address designated 'postmaster'.
I don't believe that it's possible to CC or BCC the intended recipient on an NDR generated by an oversize mail (ref: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25274874/Exchange-2007-NDR-to-recipient.html) but I do need to be 100% one way or the other.
If you need more information, just let me know. Thanks for your time.
I'd like to copy the intended recipient on NDRs generated for all oversized mails ONLY. The problem is that the sender is not configured to accept NDRs, so when the oversized mail doesn't reach the intended recipient, neither party knows the mail was not delivered.
I know you can modify the postmaster address as a rough and ready workaround, but then you're getting all types of NDRs sent to the address designated 'postmaster'.
I don't believe that it's possible to CC or BCC the intended recipient on an NDR generated by an oversize mail (ref: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25274874/Exchange-2007-NDR-to-recipient.html) but I do need to be 100% one way or the other.
If you need more information, just let me know. Thanks for your time.
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Nope - Microsoft don't produce documentation that states you cannot do something.
If you cannot find anything that says you can (and that will be the case) then that is the best you can do.
Simon.
If you cannot find anything that says you can (and that will be the case) then that is the best you can do.
Simon.
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yeah, i thought that would be the case! Thanks for your help!
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the solution provided was as good as it was possible to get.
ASKER
thanks for getting back so quickly. Most senders do get NDRs from us, but this guy doesn't. Our config is solid.
Ok great. Do you have any documentation to support your answer. I'm not being pedantic. I just know that my client will require proof if possible.
thanks again