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Exchange Online - Blocked Sender Address
Currently our mail is filtered at our edge servers and again via EOP which means that users can be blocked from sending SPAM in multiple locations. We are hoping to find a way to programmaticall...
Victor_Ungureanu
Microsoft
MicrosoftI don't know if I understood your need correctly, but, based on my understanding, you can simply set the outbound spam policy to "Send a notification to the following email address or addresses when a sender is blocked for sending outbound spam." and your helpdesk staff will know that they have a user to unblock.
You can do this either from EAC>Protection>Outbound Spam, either from PowerShell:
Set-HostedOutboundSpamFilterPolicy -NotifyOutboundSpamRecipients <helpdesk_address>
You can do this either from EAC>Protection>Outbound Spam, either from PowerShell:
Set-HostedOutboundSpamFilterPolicy -NotifyOutboundSpamRecipients <helpdesk_address>
I am the HelpDesk!
I have set up to get notifications!
What I need is a method of preventing a user from being deemed a spammer when they do a legitimate bulk mailing.
As I am a volunteer worker for the charity the support I give is not 24/7. If someone gets blocked while I am on holiday they have to await my return before they are unblocked. This you will agree is most unsatisfactory!
Hence I am seeking a method of preventing users email addresses being blocked in the first place.
I have set up to get notifications!
What I need is a method of preventing a user from being deemed a spammer when they do a legitimate bulk mailing.
As I am a volunteer worker for the charity the support I give is not 24/7. If someone gets blocked while I am on holiday they have to await my return before they are unblocked. This you will agree is most unsatisfactory!
Hence I am seeking a method of preventing users email addresses being blocked in the first place.