Is there anyway I can configure Exchange to only attempt the delivery of an NDR one time and then delete the message? I want this to apply to just NDRs and not normal messages that get delayed or having trouble delivering on the first shot. Thanks, Dave
On Fri, 9 May 2008 11:03:55 -0400, "Dave" wrote: >Is there anyway I can configure Exchange to only attempt the delivery of an >NDR one time and then delete the message? I want this to apply to just NDRs >and not normal messages that get delayed or having trouble delivering on the >first shot. > >Thanks, > >Dave > Not that I know of. Write your own transport sink perhaps. Are you using recipient filtering? If so, then the only NDRs you should be generating are for mailboxes over their limits and things like that.
No I don't have an edge server. I think I worked around the problem by adjusting our existing SPAM filter. We plan on getting a Symantec Mail Security Appliance. I know the Brightmail product checks with AD to make sure the email account exists. I hope this product does the same thing. "Andy David {MVP}" wrote in message news:r11924ljqb8qrmuau932f8nfjneb0not8a@4ax.com... > On Fri, 9 May 2008 11:03:55 -0400, "Dave" wrote: > >>Is there anyway I can configure Exchange to only attempt the delivery of >>an >>NDR one time and then delete the message? I want this to apply to just >>NDRs >>and not normal messages that get delayed or having trouble delivering on >>the >>first shot. >> >>Thanks, >> >>Dave >> > > > Not that I know of. > Write your own transport sink perhaps. > > Are you using recipient filtering? > > If so, then the only NDRs you should be generating are for mailboxes > over their limits and things like that. > >
On Fri, 9 May 2008 15:41:57 -0400, "Dave" wrote: >No I don't have an edge server. I think I worked around the problem by >adjusting our existing SPAM filter. We plan on getting a Symantec Mail >Security Appliance. I know the Brightmail product checks with AD to make >sure the email account exists. I hope this product does the same thing. Make sure it rejects the connection with a 550 response so that external senders are informed by their MTA that the address is invalid. > >"Andy David {MVP}" wrote in message >news:r11924ljqb8qrmuau932f8nfjneb0not8a@4ax.com... >> On Fri, 9 May 2008 11:03:55 -0400, "Dave" wrote: >> >>>Is there anyway I can configure Exchange to only attempt the delivery of >>>an >>>NDR one time and then delete the message? I want this to apply to just >>>NDRs >>>and not normal messages that get delayed or having trouble delivering on >>>the >>>first shot. >>> >>>Thanks, >>> >>>Dave >>> >> >> >> Not that I know of. >> Write your own transport sink perhaps. >> >> Are you using recipient filtering? >> >> If so, then the only NDRs you should be generating are for mailboxes >> over their limits and things like that. >> >> >
