I have an attachment issue for a client of mine. They must recieve a payroll file in .pdf format weekly from the same e-mail address. This is an SBS 2003 with Exchange 2003 S P3 set up. The e-mails are getting bounced back to the originator without the attachments being separated into the default attachment folder I set up for evaluation and viral testing. Is their a way I can define the e-mail address, ISP hosting address of originator or the attachment itself to let it through. I am also running Intelligent Message Filtering set to 8. We had a bout with significant spam not long ago and this helped resolve it. Thanks in advance. northwindccohio.com
On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 09:07:12 -0400, "ohiodolfan" wrote: >I have an attachment issue for a client of mine. They must recieve a payroll >file in .pdf format weekly from the same e-mail address. This is an SBS 2003 >with Exchange 2003 S >P3 set up. The e-mails are getting bounced back to the originator without >the attachments being separated into the default attachment folder I set up >for evaluation and viral testing. Is their a way I can define the e-mail >address, ISP hosting address of originator or the attachment itself to let >it through. I am also running Intelligent Message Filtering set to 8. We had >a bout with significant spam not long ago and this helped resolve it. Thanks >in advance. >northwindccohio.com > SMTP email isn't a guaranteed form of delivery, so there's your first problem. IMF set to 8 shoudn't be an issue, it's pretty lax and I bet you still get a fair bit of spam through. What do you mean " bounced back " That's usually a phrase for if the mail didn't get to the right place. And what's this about you expecting an attachment to be be separated? Exchange wouldn't do this so I'm thinking you have something else in the mix here?
In news:OyFQvsvXGHA.1220@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl, ohiodolfan typed: > I have an attachment issue for a client of mine. They must recieve a > payroll file in .pdf format weekly from the same e-mail address. This > is an SBS 2003 with Exchange 2003 S > P3 set up. The e-mails are getting bounced back to the originator With what message? > without the attachments being separated into the default attachment > folder I set up for evaluation and viral testing. I don't know how you would have this set up anyway. If the message bounced, you don't have anything, including the attachment. > Is their a way I > can define the e-mail address, ISP hosting address of originator or > the attachment itself to let it through. Not in IMF. > I am also running > Intelligent Message Filtering set to 8. We had a bout with > significant spam not long ago and this helped resolve it. Thanks in > advance. northwindccohio.com In message tracking, if you had it enabled (with subject line logging), you could see what happened to the message. You can't whitelist anything in the IMF. You do know email is not innately secure, right? I mention this only because you're discussing payroll info here.
