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Subject: setting up a global acceptance list
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Travis Sinquefield User is Offline
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4/21/2006 08:11 PM  
Greetings,
 
Got a question on Exchange 2003. I would like to set my e-mail server to accept mail from only certain IP's and subnets (for my spam filtering service - it should be set to only receive e-mail from their servers).
 
How do I go about doing this?
 
I found an article on Technet about setting up a global accept list....is that the correct thing to do? It seems like it is, I just want to make sure before I make the changes.
 
Thanks,
Travis
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