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It is times like this I am glad my GFI is running on a SMTP relay and not an exchange box.
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Briantist posted:If your hosted provider doesn't have a way to turn off their own anti-spam/security measures then you probably won't like the results. All of a sudden your provider sees all of your email (including false negatives) coming from the same IP (or set of IPs), SPF will fail on all incoming messages too. You stand a good chance of blocking your 3rd party provider. Isn't the solution to this a conversation with the Provider that goes "Whitelist this email, or we will find a provider that does". If you already control the MX, then they don't have much hold on you.
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spiny posted:the tricky bit is more down to the fact the the people we use for hosting are personal friends of my boss (who founded and owns the company) Write a simple memo to your boss how the spam service fits your buisness need better, and ask him to speak to his friends about allowing the IP, or offering a comparable service.
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I have a restore question. We are using MS DPM 2010 to back up Exchange 2010, and most restores to a recovery mailbox and then some PowerShell to bring the contents back work. There is shared mailbox used by a team however, that is massive, with lots of folders that breaks a lot. When restoring we need to do this one folder by folder most of the time. Lately some folders have been a pain to do this way. I was wondering what sort of tools are around to grab data from an offline store if we were to recover the edb instead? Or is it possible to bring a recovered EDB back to exchange if a live store of the same name still exists? Some budget is available.
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I am happy with GFI. the support has been good.
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Sounds like a lot of project risk is being budgeted for. A couple of hours for a site survey would get that risk down a lot. probably worth it, definitely worth it if they don't bill for it.
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beepsandboops posted:Do any of you guys use the disclaimer in Exchange? We've been having problems with inconsistent email signatures recently, so I'm wondering if fixing it with a disclaimer makes sense, or if that's just opening up another can of worms. We do it with a transport rule that stamps a sig pulling the info from AD. It is a block of HTML using %%Phone%% %%DisplayName%% etc to fill in the user info
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Swink posted:Nice! I am sensing a massive rabbit hole here.
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Left field question, but are the arbitration mailboxes borked?
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Mar 30, 2015 22:37
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LmaoTheKid posted:So what's a good backup solution for Exchange nowadays? I have been using MS DPM for the last 4 years because it came "Free" as part of our MS licensing. It works.
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X/Y problem: you are asking how to move the mail; the actual problem is reading the mail screen since the change. There are some voice stuff buried into the google apps. I have seen it used very successfully for illiterate students. Might pay to look at that as a potential replacement for the desktop apps for this context. Also consider different browsers for different use cases. IE for general use and Chrome for the google based stuff. I am not sure how wherever you are works, but if there is any Health support plan in place, the agencies involved may have seen this before and have solutions.
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Nov 8, 2016 23:57
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wa27 posted:Using 365 credentials and no, there is nothing in message trace or clutter or anything. At first I thought it was because this copier (ir3245) was too old and must not support tlp, but then it worked sending to an external address so I don't know wtf. Is there some crazy internal DNS shennigans happening? Is there some email spoofing stopping them coming in because o365 believes from address should be internal?
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BiohazrD posted:I realize that. But those values that it puts into the generated XML have to come from somewhere. There are settings on the exchange environment. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt441781(v=exchg.150).aspx There may also be stuff in AD.
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