We have whitelisted the domain but it's still getting caught in the email filter. The email looks like this: msprvs1=19620-vBnExuR=bounces-280047@bounce.smartsheet.comHow can I prevent this from getting caught?
Hi you are right about the no condition on the filter we created because for now we want to make sure which domain are we blocking and we're whitelisting. In the Incoming Mail Policies, we are not using default.
Okay, so we have set up the HAT section too where we whitelisted the domain IP. Seems to not work either.Here's how we set it up. In that HAT section, we already whitelisted the domain IP. Then we have the content filter, we have that setup to duplic...
Oh i see! So what we are actually trying to do so far is to see which domains are we blocking or whitelisting. So we have that same filter but instead, it duplicates the incoming email, where one goes to the users and the duplicate will go to the qua...
We use dictionaries too but i dont think we can use that to the incoming mail policies. How is yours set up, if you dont mind me asking? By the looks of it you are able to use wildcard using dictionary.
We have content filter setup for specific users. The setting i showed you above was from the incoming mail policies where we can add email domains to block or allow.
