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Strange Message Routing - How Did This Happen?
its called a sender policy framework (SPF) here is a good write up on it http://www.openspf.org/Introduction http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch9/spf.html- Chadkfranks
- Post #10
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Strange Message Routing - How Did This Happen?
I have seen spammers able to blast out an email to 1000's of random names to certain companies...That is what a SPF record comes in handy...- Chadkfranks
- Post #8
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Strange Message Routing - How Did This Happen?
Looks like its address to User3 - its probably a spoof email - spam - makes it look like it came from someone else other than the real person.- Chadkfranks
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Slow emails on backend when frontend server is down
so the Exchange server (backend) forwards all email to another Exchange server (backend)?- Chadkfranks
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Strange Message Routing - How Did This Happen?
it won't shop up in the trace logs if it were sent from someone's outlook..you could also post the header of the email and I can take a look.- Chadkfranks
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Strange Message Routing - How Did This Happen?
I would make sure that the user is not in someone's personal contact list. I have seen this before. Just because they are removed from Active Directory, that doesn't mean they still can't be in a personal distribution list or contacts...- Chadkfranks
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
