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Wednesday, May 10, 2023, 09:00 AM PDTEvent details
We are excited to announce an Exchange AMA on Wednesday, May 10th at 9:00 AM Pacific time!
On March 23, 2023, Microsoft announced a new transport-based enforcement system in Exchange Online tha...
Meenah_Khosraw
Updated May 10, 2023
ScottSchnoll
May 10, 2023Former Employee
Some of it, yes. The details on the reports won't be accessible via PowerShell, but other data points, such as SMTP In logs, Message Tracking logs, and cmdlets like Get-Queue and Get-Message can be used to get details about any throttling or blocking activity.
Eriq_VanBibber
May 10, 2023Brass Contributor
I'm thinking about MSPs and monitoring and auto-responses. Would there be a way to setup a chron job to check for the blocking in order to setup a custom notification system to self or customers? Does that make sense?
- ScottSchnollMay 10, 2023Former EmployeeBlocking is easier to detect because NDRs are sent to the user. So you could create a job that looks for those NDRs or entries in the SMTP In logs that indicate NDRs. Also, the report in the EAC will show blocking activity is coming before it actually happens.