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Hello everbody.We are having some trouble with out of office notifications. Normally they should not leave our company but to our affiliates. That is achieved through a transport rule on our Exchange server. So when someone at our affiliates is sendi...
Hello everybody.I would like to know how I can change the hostname that appears in the received header to the ip address. So that it does not look anymore like this:from mail1.mydomain.com (mail1.mydomain.com [xx.xx.xx.xx]) by mail4.destinationserver...
Hi Nick.I would prefer message filters over content filters in this case. You won't waste ressources on spam and virus recognition on messages you just want to get rid of.I would try something like that:if (recv-listener == "IncomingMail") AND (dicti...
Hello Kevin.As stojanr pointed out you should have a look at the message filters and find out what they are doing. Beware: message filter <> content filter !Having a quick look at an email having both flags set there are two headers which seem to be ...
Normally the appliances poll their feature keys. You can iniate this manually by clicking on the button "Check for New Keys" (System Administration -> Feature Keys). Or you can add them completely manual via copy and paste in the same menu. Feature k...
Hi Eisenhafen.We are accepting the emails for our colleagues in India while we are seated in Germany. We run accept queries against our AD using email activated contacts (translation word by word from german, sry) for our indian branch. The routing t...
Hi.Try using the "edit-header-text" command of the message filters. I tried it myself and it did the trick. Example:alter_from_header:if (recv-listener == "receiving listener") AND (mail-from == "from-address") AND (rcpt-to == "rcpt-to-address"){ e...
