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Vitaly Zinoviev
Hi,
Our company switched to using Exchange Server 2003, and my rule that was
filtering incoming mail by matching just domain name (like 'domain.com')
stopped working for mail sent through Exchange Server. It happens because
Exchange Server does not send standard mail header. I tried to create
corresponding rule through webmail access, but it validates sender names and
does not allow entering something like "domain.com". Is there a way to use a
wildcard for sender name?
I wonder also if it's possible to create rules in Outlook that would be
saved on server. All my current rules are marked as "client only". How do I
make them client and server?
Thanks,
Vitaly
Our company switched to using Exchange Server 2003, and my rule that was
filtering incoming mail by matching just domain name (like 'domain.com')
stopped working for mail sent through Exchange Server. It happens because
Exchange Server does not send standard mail header. I tried to create
corresponding rule through webmail access, but it validates sender names and
does not allow entering something like "domain.com". Is there a way to use a
wildcard for sender name?
I wonder also if it's possible to create rules in Outlook that would be
saved on server. All my current rules are marked as "client only". How do I
make them client and server?
Thanks,
Vitaly