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I have recently enable the Internet Mail Services in Exchange Server 5.5 since we got our DSL line installed. However, I am looking for ways to disable some user from sending and receiving Internet mail but still be able to send and receive internal mail. I saw the option to disable IMS relay, filtered by wks IP address. I could not use this option as some of the wks is shared to several users. Any great ideas??
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by ian mclaws
Yup,
Go into the mailbox properties on the clients you want to restrict and remove the SMTP address space. This won't touch internal mail, but they will be unable to send Internet mail.
Ian
by soekratis
It don't quite solve the problem as the user can still receive internet mails.
by ian mclaws
Perhaps you didn't understand.
If you remove all address spaces on a mailbox except the native Exchange DN, the box will only send or receive internally, giving you what you want.
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