Is it bad to reject spam at the content filter? Let's say we reject spam with an SCL of 9. The NDR will possibly be sent back to valid addresses. Will we get blocklisted on RBL's? This seems like a better option that deleting and quaratining if safe.
"Joe N" wrote in message news:F41E5A5E-EABF-4A7D-8790-A1438CE48748@microsoft.com... > Is it bad to reject spam at the content filter? No. > Let's say we reject spam > with an SCL of 9. The NDR will possibly be sent back to valid addresses. If you reject, the sending server generates NDR. Your server doesn't generate anything. > This seems like a better option that > deleting and quaratining if safe. Yes indeed. Take a look at the following: http://www.exchangeinbox.com/article.aspx?i=107
You're right. Just tested it and the sending SMTP server sends the NDR. Thanks.
