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Dear Tech,

i wants to know if i apply 4Mb send/receive restriction on SMTP or VS, then is it possible in Exchange not to send email from any client over limit. Because i saw this thing in Q Mail (Linux Version) if someone send message over limit, smtp reject message at SMTP end, But in exchange if message is over limit it deliver to Exchange Server but bounce back back to the sender again ... all this wasing space on Client "SENT Floder" and on exchange End.

If is there any solution please let me know ASAP.

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by haileyan

Whether you do this on the SMTP VS or set it in Global Mail Settings you will receive an NDR and the item will still be sitting in the Sent Items folder.

Sorry. I do not know of any other 3rd party tool that can notify them before the item is placed in Sent Items and passed on to MTA

by safikhi

If u specify smtp VS 4 MB and Global Mail settings 3 MB then Global mail settings will applied, this is the difference b/w them. But im asking different thing. If any body feel problem understanding my question feel free to contact.

Thanks

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by haileyan

There is no solution. Regardless of where you set the limit in exchange you will get an NDR and the item will still be in Sent Items.

by safikhi

Yeh I know im unable to find the solution thats why i post my question here. May be someone help us or Microsoft Upgrade there product, then we are able to use their product more easily.

Thanks any way

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