When making decisions on what SCL levels to set in the Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) configuration, it’s useful to see what SCL is stamped on particular mail. The deployment doc describes how t...
Published May 26, 2004
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Tim -
SCL is only exposed via Mapi (Outlook Exchange mode) and via OWA (Outlook Web Access). There isn't a method to expose the property via POP/IMAP.
Andrew - SCL is only propagated between servers using xexch50 which requires an authenticated connection with SendAs permissions. As for using IMF to test their own spam and change it to get a lower score, they can do that with any bayesian filter as long as they can get their hands on the product.
AJS - I think I ran into that once as well when I had a custom filter already select. Try modifiying the Messages view and see if that works.
SCL is only exposed via Mapi (Outlook Exchange mode) and via OWA (Outlook Web Access). There isn't a method to expose the property via POP/IMAP.
Andrew - SCL is only propagated between servers using xexch50 which requires an authenticated connection with SendAs permissions. As for using IMF to test their own spam and change it to get a lower score, they can do that with any bayesian filter as long as they can get their hands on the product.
AJS - I think I ran into that once as well when I had a custom filter already select. Try modifiying the Messages view and see if that works.