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Mar 16, 2023
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How to Block Outbound Email to Untrustworthy Domains or E-mail Address for specific people ?

I want some User Not All tenant within my organization Can't to send emails to domains such as gmail.com or emails Outside organization Can customizable Please advise. 

 

How do I need to create a Can you please show me a sample Mail Flow?

 

Example : i have User E-mail User1@ test . com My organization

i need Block send E-mail Domain: google.com And E-mail : techit @ TTT . com

 

  • namlovely2011 

     

    Here's how to do it in Microsoft Exchange Server:

    1. Open the Exchange Admin Center.
    2. Go to Mail Flow > Rules.
    3. Click the plus sign (+) and select Create a new rule.
    4. Give the rule a name.
    5. In the Apply this rule if... section, select The sender is a member of... and choose the user or group you want to block.
    6. In the Do the following... section, select Reject the message with the explanation... and enter a custom message explaining why the message was rejected.
    7. Click More options.
    8. In the Except if... section, select The recipient domain is... and enter the domain you want to block the user from sending emails to.
    9. Click Save to create the rule.

    This rule will reject any outbound emails from the specified user or group to the specified domain, and provide a custom rejection message.

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  • namlovely2011 

     

    Here's how to do it in Microsoft Exchange Server:

    1. Open the Exchange Admin Center.
    2. Go to Mail Flow > Rules.
    3. Click the plus sign (+) and select Create a new rule.
    4. Give the rule a name.
    5. In the Apply this rule if... section, select The sender is a member of... and choose the user or group you want to block.
    6. In the Do the following... section, select Reject the message with the explanation... and enter a custom message explaining why the message was rejected.
    7. Click More options.
    8. In the Except if... section, select The recipient domain is... and enter the domain you want to block the user from sending emails to.
    9. Click Save to create the rule.

    This rule will reject any outbound emails from the specified user or group to the specified domain, and provide a custom rejection message.

    • namlovely2011's avatar
      namlovely2011
      MCT
      wow Thank you i will try Then I will tell you the results after the test is successful.
      • elieelkarkafi's avatar
        elieelkarkafi
        MVP
        Please mark as it accepted answers for others can profit from this discussion. thanks

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