Sending mail restrictions

17 Mar 2006 9:30 PM

SteveOlson

Question regarding Exchange 2003 (with Windows 2003 server)
I know there are delivery restrictions available for inbound email (i.e.
only from corporate email addresses)
Can you put in restrictions for OUTGOING email -- such as can only send out
to certain individuals, groups, or a select domain address (like @abc.com
only)

Thanks for your help in this matter
Steve - Seattle, WA

17 Mar 2006 9:49 PM

Mark Arnold [MVP]

On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 13:30:26 -0800, SteveOlson
<SteveOl***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Question regarding Exchange 2003 (with Windows 2003 server)
>I know there are delivery restrictions available for inbound email (i.e.
>only from corporate email addresses)
>Can you put in restrictions for OUTGOING email -- such as can only send out
>to certain individuals, groups, or a select domain address (like @abc.com
>only)
>
>Thanks for your help in this matter
>Steve - Seattle, WA

You can make restrictions using multiple smtp connectors and setting
the restrictions on there. You will have a devil of a job (i.e.
impossible to manage) going so granular.

What is it you want to achieve really? Do you trust the users? Is
there a policy on acceptable use?