uemurad -> RE: SMTP Connecter with (*) and specific address space (5.Dec.2009 1:55:26 PM)
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The issue is how you are configuring your connectors. If you read Bharat Suneja's article (the link you included), he says that the restrictions are taken into account before the Address Space. In other words, when you tell a connector to "Reject messages from", you are essentially telling Exchange that the message has to find a different connector to use. Instead, create a connector with messages rejected by default and the blocked users listed in "Accept messages from". Put the blocked domains into the Address Space list. Finally, on the General tab, configure a Smarthost that doesn't actually have the ability to forward messages. That way the user list will match, then the Address Space list will match and Exchange will happily try to send the message to the smarthost address. It will fail, but you don't care about that. If you send it somewhere that doesn't even accept SMTP traffic, Exchange will retry, but that's okay as well.
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