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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Out of office wizward replies to SPAMers resulting in NDR's
I have a an SMTP filter rerouting suspected SPAM to the Junk E-mail folder works great however when the Out of Office wizward is turned on, Outlook replies to all e-mails including the SPAMers which in most cases the user receives an NDR, depending on the user 100 to 200 in a 12 hour period. Is there anyway to not have the wizward reply to SPAMers e-mail? I would like to setup so anything that goes into the Junk E-mail folder does not trigger an out of office reply. Mike >I have a an SMTP filter rerouting suspected SPAM to the Junk E-mail folder > works great however when the Out of Office wizward is turned on, Outlook [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Mike The default setting of Exchange Out of Office is NOT to reply to emails received from outside the domain - has someone changed this setting? No, I have managed this server since installed, no changes made. We need the Out of office wizward to reply to others/clients sending e-mails, letting senders know when a user returns or what ever direction a user wishes the sender know. Was thinking many used the Out of Ofice feature, for example vacation sick leave etc... Anyway replies work however this also replies to SPAM which the user get a NDR message which is the problem, the NDR's clutter up the mailbox on the users mobile device as well as his/her Inbox. Need a way not to reply to anything which ends up in the Junk E-mail folder. > >I have a an SMTP filter rerouting suspected SPAM to the Junk E-mail folder > > works great however when the Out of Office wizward is turned on, Outlook [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > The default setting of Exchange Out of Office is NOT to reply to emails > received from outside the domain - has someone changed this setting? > Anyway replies work however this also replies to SPAM which the user get a > NDR message which is the problem, the NDR's clutter up the mailbox on the > users mobile device as well as his/her Inbox. That's the main reason that the default Exchange Out of Office mode is not to send replies out of the domain..... So you suggest not sending out of office to clients? Shouldn't one let your clients know your not going to be able to address the e-mail they just sent? > > Anyway replies work however this also replies to SPAM which the user get a > > NDR message which is the problem, the NDR's clutter up the mailbox on the > > users mobile device as well as his/her Inbox. > > That's the main reason that the default Exchange Out of Office mode is not > to send replies out of the domain..... Where would I find the setting on the exchange server for the default not to send out of office replies? > > Anyway replies work however this also replies to SPAM which the user get a > > NDR message which is the problem, the NDR's clutter up the mailbox on the > > users mobile device as well as his/her Inbox. > > That's the main reason that the default Exchange Out of Office mode is not > to send replies out of the domain..... > Where would I find the setting on the exchange server for the default not > to > send out of office replies? Sorry, I don't know - I'm not an Exchange expert > No, I have managed this server since installed, no changes made. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Need a way not to reply to anything which ends up in the Junk E-mail > folder. Have a look here: http://www.slipstick.com/emo/2008/up080313.htm#4 |
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