That's actually pretty funny that MS is getting hit as hard by this
boneheaded change as end user scripts. Unfortunately the end user is the
one who pays in either case.
What will be the impact on third party email solutions or emails gateway
or windows SMTP relays / applications sending email to on premise
exchange server as backbone ( central routing for compliance / SMTP
archival purpose etc ) and then being routed to EXO ?Will throttling
able to detect original ...
Holy schnikes. While I totally understand (and don't disagree with) the
idea of Microsoft taking precautions to protect it's internal
infrastructure, I have to agree with @AndrewT above. This (afaik) is
setting a new precedent that it's OK to block email traffic from a whole
subset of users (many wh...
@essentialexch I think it really comes down to those other products were
not made or supported by Microsoft. When there are security issues
affecting Exchange, even if it were limited to 2007/2010 (which has been
out of support for a number of years), Microsoft's name is still dragged
through the mu...
@Jan Aarts If you wanted to do it on Exchange directly, one way to do it
would be to use the Transport API to develop a custom Transport Agent.
This can run inside Exchange and you can take actions for incoming SMTP
connections, such as dropping the connection if the headers of the
originating serve...
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