Can I rollback the security "upgrade" that removed the option "Attachment Security... " and placed the level 1 and 2 good for everyone mechanism in place? It is realy limiting my workflow since I receive many genuine MDW files. Thanks, Hans
attachment safety in OL2000
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- 1. Creating rule to delete "sobig.f" from multiple Inbox/accounts (Exchange 2K environment)
Are these additional accounts/profiles Internet Mail profiles? -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Having searched the archives, IT Tech < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > typed: | Hey, all. | | At my company, we run Exchange 2000 server and we have a firewall that | automatically deletes the "sobig" virus attachments on all inbound | emails. We have a couple of people using Outlook 2002 that have their | own email accounts, and two additional ones that they use. So, in | their Outlook clients, they have three Inboxes or "accounts". | | I configured rules to permanently delete inbound emails that have | subject lines like "Details", "Your details", "My details", "That | movie", etc., since the bogus emails themselves are still passed onto | these clients (despite removal of the actual attachment at the | firewall). | | The problem is that the rule that I configured does NOT automatically | delete the bogus emails going into ALL of their inboxes - ONLY the | main inbox. | | Is it possible to configure that rule to permanently delete these | inbound bogus emails to ALL inboxes in their Outlook clients? | | Instructions from MSKB article Q291608 say that, once configured, the | rule should cover all inboxes/accounts - but that's not my | observation. | | Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. - 2. Junk Senders.txt variables?
Hi, my Junk Senders.txt file is starting to get HUGE - because for a long time I have diligently added every spam sender to the list (added a "add to junk mail list" button next to the delete button in the toolbar:) However, a little experimentation appears to indicate that "?" and "*" are allowed wildcard! eg ????@no.domain.name.given seems to filter all senders such as XXXX@XXXXX.COM out, but ??**@no.domain.name.given doesn't.... it seems to only filter out XXXX@XXXXX.COM combinations. These wildcards however don't function consistently, eg I have not found a combination where *@mx??.*.* would filter out XXXX@XXXXX.COM Can anyone shed any light on the possible variables or wildcards which might allow a more sophisticated junk filter than a HUGE list of addresses? Does anyone at Microsoft monitor this newsgroup? Are there any undocumented tricks for writing "clever" junk mail filter rules into the Junk Senders.txt or Exception List.txt files? Cheers, -- Joe in Bendigo jhovel AT gmx DOT net - 3. How to receive yahoo! or hotmail through outlook
Hotmail no problem just select hotmail when setting up an new email, Yahoo doesnt support outlook unless you pay for it. "xuj" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > Hi, I was wondering how to get webmail such as homtail or Yahoo! mail > through Outlook on PC? Thanks. > > Xuj
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attachment safety in OL2000
by hans Feitz » Sun, 29 Jun 2003 22:20:19 GMT
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