Is it possible to block email with invalid sender (with same email domain managed by our Exchange server) to come through the server on Exchange 2010 ? We don't have edge server setup in our Exchange organization ?
Thx
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AXISHK
8/22/2022 - Mon
Tomas Valenta
Hello,
and how are the bad messages delivered to your Exchange server if you do not have edge server ?
You can create SMTP virtual server responsible only for accepting messages from Internet
and here configure Sender filtering based on wildcard *@your.domain.
AXISHK
ASKER
Incoming email first go to IMSVA (Trend Micro) and then to internal Exchange server.
We receive mails from invalid sender (from our domain) to our internal users. Check with Trend Micro and it seems that there is no way to check valid users within our mail domain. Hence, I start to think whether Exchange can handle it or not.
Thx
Tomas Valenta
I had one solution - GFI MailEssential - and this software had feature to check from: field in header of message and if it is our domain than it started ldap query for this e-mail address. If not found it bounce the message.
another idea is: if you will deliver messages from Exchange server to the Internet directly and not by IMSVA
you can block on IMSVA for inbound whole your domain.
Recipient Filtering can be done by Exchange, you have to install the antispam agents.
However if email is delivered to Trend first, then doing recipient filtering at Exchange is too late. You need to do it at Trend. Look in the Trend product for recipient filtering - it might involve an LDAP connection instead. Recipient filtering should be done at the point of entry and no later.
AXISHK
ASKER
Thx, Check with Trend and they told me that we can't do this.
How to install antispam agent ? Is it free with Exchange 2010 ? Thx
Tomas Valenta
You cannot block *@your.domain on Trend ? If you can than send messages from Exchange directly to
the Internet and it will works. Or in Trend you can block send by *@your.domain and add to the whitelist
your Exchange server - important is order of antispam rules, the whitelisting must be first and sender black list
after. Then you do not need to change message flow on Exchange.
Actually, I need to block sender from internet to the gateway with my home domain but not a valid users. Any other domains can pass through providing that they pass the scan successfully.
Hence, the sender from internet can pass through IMSVA if
1. any domain (not my home domain) AND
2. my home domain + valid users in LDAP.
Still can't identify how to match these 2 criteria in the IMSVA.
and how are the bad messages delivered to your Exchange server if you do not have edge server ?
You can create SMTP virtual server responsible only for accepting messages from Internet
and here configure Sender filtering based on wildcard *@your.domain.