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How to block emails coming from a particular address (say abc.hotmail.com) to reach on our exchange server. or to individuals email boxes in our exchange.
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by quintar51
you can create a rule on each client (or maybe on the server, i'm not sure about that) to block a certain internet address. In Microsoft Outlook, if you go to Tools, Rules Wizard and just choose the different criteria, you can do it that way.
by faisalmasood
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by acattr
In exchange 2000 system manager, get the properties of the smtp virtual server, access tab, connections button, add the mail servers for abc.hotmail.com under the exception list.
To find out the mail server for abc.hotmail.com you can use nslookup.exe set q=mx, then type abc.hotmail.com and it will tell you the mail server.
or open up a message from them in outlook, view, options, and read the message header.
by faisalmasood
Thanks for your help.
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