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Outlook notification or notification whenever something is attached
Hello, I am wondering if there is an administrative way in Outlook/EXO to cause a custom message or notification whenever an attachment is added to an email. Reason: We want to drive people to us...
Thank you, but unfortunatly the Attachment size setting is not compatible with the notify Sender.
See error I am getting when saving the rule:
Failed to create the new transport rule
Error:
Error executing cmdlet:
|System.ArgumentException|One of the conditions you specified can't be used for rules where you want to notify the sender. Error details: The NotifySender action isn't compatible with 'AttachmentSizeOver' predicate.
Exception of type 'Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PSDirectInvoke.DirectInvokeCmdletExecutionException' was thrown
See error I am getting when saving the rule:
Failed to create the new transport rule
Error:
Error executing cmdlet:
|System.ArgumentException|One of the conditions you specified can't be used for rules where you want to notify the sender. Error details: The NotifySender action isn't compatible with 'AttachmentSizeOver' predicate.
Exception of type 'Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PSDirectInvoke.DirectInvokeCmdletExecutionException' was thrown
Hi Keith Caines,
You're right, my bad, sorry.
What you could do, instead of use a policy tip, use "reject the message and include an explanation". See the screenshot below with a test rule with a custom reject message:
You could also create a DLP rule and specify which kind of attachments would you like to block:
Another idea could be to simply reduce the MaxSendSize in your Exchange environment. But that will need a good previous notification to your users or you'll face a huge support request tickets increase.
Hi All,
I am also trying to add a notification tip for all outbound emails with an attachment to external recipients. I want the email to be blocked with an override option for the sender. The purpose is to have the sender review the recipient and attachment for accuracy for DLP and to not send the wrong data to the wrong recipient. This seems to be basic DLP requirements today.
