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Delivery Restriction don't work Exch55

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by vitaly g

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My installations in Delivery Restriction do not work. I establish from whom to not accept a mail, and it is all the same accepted and sent for limits of the server. Tried on the contrary. The same. What can be? It is installed MS Exchenge Server 5.5SP4 on a Windows 2000 AS SP2

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by soekratis

When you apply delivery restriction for external user, you will have to configure it at the IMS setting - Connections - Message Filtering and add the full e-mail address of the user. If you do not want your internal user to send mail outside your organization, you can remove their SMTP address and add that user in the "Reject message from" list. You will have to re-start the IMS services for the changes to take effect.

Caution : you can remove any other address in the user E-mail addresses but do not remove the "X400" address.

Regards,
Soekratis

by shanghai sam

Don't work. I added internal user in the "Reject message from" list, restarting service, and he all the same can and send and receive a external mail. If I remove him SMTP the address other internal users can not write to him.

by soekratis

removing the SMTP address will not disable internal user from sending and receiving mail. the system will use the X400 addresses.

by soekratis

X400 address is created by default and it is for system use. Don't get mixed up with "X.400" addresses. You should not remove it.

by soekratis

if you have accidentally remove it, the only to recover it is to remove the mailbox and re-create it.

by shanghai sam

I know. But it would be necessary to me that at the user his address did not vary but send and accept an external mail he could not. And all internal users could both to write to him and he could send them. At removal SMTP of the address to him can not write. The mistake about not opportunities to distinguish the address comes back.

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