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here is the situation:

I had a user sending an email from foxnews.com to an employee within our company. Of course she used her company address to send this email. The end result being is that it got rejected. I look at this as spoofing,however the user does not understand this. How can I get around this feature of exchange rejecting emails not sent from their own domain, even though these emails are legitimate. I've had this problem with webex as well.

Thanks,

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by triathlete1981

You said the Foxnews.com email got rejected from a company address to an address within the same company. So, Exchange actually dropped the email from within its own domain.

Maybe speaka da English as well as I thought.

by older mycroft

Your words make no sense at all.

What does "of course she used her company address to send this email" mean?

"The user does not understand this" is the least of your worries:- both Zatoichi and I are left adrift in your description.

Sorry.

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