can i allow a domain other than my own to send mail through my exchange2003?
In my delivery restrictions i only allow for internal users to send mail.
Can I "accept messages" from another domain?
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2. Allow contact to send to dist group with message restrictions
We have message restrictions on who can send to our main company all dist group. An exec from our parent company needs to be able to send to this dist group but cannot. He does not have a mailbox in our org, just a contact which I have added on Properties of the group > Exc General TAB > Message restrictions > Only From. I have not un-checked "from authenticated users only." IS this why? Would a contact be considered an authenticated user? I'm guessing not. Thanks for any info-
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4. Message Delivery restrictions
On the message delivery restriction tab is there any way in which I can add a mail enabled public folder on the "Only senders in the following list:" ?
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use the "message filtering" button in the properties of the IMS... "Jodi" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news:05dc01c3ad5e$1de40640$ XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > I want to be able to block specific addresses from > reaching our Exchange mailboxes. For example. I want to > be able to block all incoming mail from XXXX@XXXXX.COM . > Can I do this? How? > > We are running Exchange 5.5 on NT 4.0 > > Thank you. > > Jodi