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Using 3rd party software

The anti-spam features in Exchange 2003 are far from complete, and using software like Policy Patrol and others is still recommended, but for small businesses or companies that cannot afford these products - Exchange Server 2003 can now handle most the job, especially with IMF around.

However, there are still many problematic "features" (as Microsoft likes to call them) in the built-in anti-spam support in Exchange 2003. One bad thing about the Exchange Server 2003 Spam protection options is the fact that there is no GUI-easy way to import or export blocked e-mail addresses or sending domains.

Another bad thing is that there is no default way to see if the filters are working, and how much spam is blocked.

To configure e-mail blocking do the following:

  1. Go to the properties of the Message Delivery settings.

 

  1. Click new to add a connection filter.

 

  1. Add the desired RBL service and click OK.

 

  1. You can also configure exceptions for these rules. Click the Exceptions button and enter your settings.

  2. A warning shows that you have to enable the filtering at the SMTP virtual servers.

 

  1. Go to the properties of your SMTP Virtual Server.

 

  1. On the General tab, click the Advanced Button.

 

  1. Click the Edit button.

 

  1. Check the 'Apply Connection Filter' checkbox.

 

  1. Click Ok all the way out.