hanoi
03-21-2007, 10:48 AM
làm sao để cấm 1 số người không được gửi mail ra ngoài internet trong exchange??
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sonnv
03-21-2007, 11:02 AM
bạn làm theo các bước sau nhé:
1. Open the Exchange System Manager and locate the “Connectors” container.
2. Right-click over the “Connectors” container and select New > SMTP Connector, the Properties dialogue box for the new connector will now be displayed, give your SMTP Connector a name, I have called ours “Default SMTP Connector”.
http://www.msexchange.org/upl/img10264106873351.jpg
3. We must now associate our SMTP Connector with our SMTP Virtual Server, to do this click on the “Add” button, you will now be presented with a list of SMTP Virtual Server, in our environment we only have one SMTP Virtual Server, select the SMTP Virtual Server and click OK.
http://www.msexchange.org/upl/img10264106873352.jpg
4. The next step is to associate an “Address Space” with this connector, the Address Space is simply a list of addresses that this connector can send mail to, go to the “Address Space” tab and click on Add, you will now be presented with the “Add Address Space” dialogue box, select SMTP.
5. The “Internet Address Space Properties” dialogue box will now appear as shown in the figure below, notice the * in the “E-mail Domain” field, this indicates that this connector is capable of sending mail to any SMTP domain, click OK.
We must now setup the restriction so that the group we created cannot send mail out via the Internet.
6. Click on the “Delivery Restrictions” tab, and add your group to the “Reject messages from” section, as shown in the figure below:
http://www.msexchange.org/upl/img10264110013164.jpg
7. Click OK to exit out of the SMTP Connector properties.
So, when someone in the “No Internet Mail” group tries to send a message out, this is the response they will get back:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject:
Sent: 7/9/2002 10:29 PM
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
'you@adminviet.net' on 7/9/2002 10:29 PM
You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
So if we need to restrict someone from sending mail out over the Internet all we need to do is place them inside of the “No Internet Mail” group.
1. Open the Exchange System Manager and locate the “Connectors” container.
2. Right-click over the “Connectors” container and select New > SMTP Connector, the Properties dialogue box for the new connector will now be displayed, give your SMTP Connector a name, I have called ours “Default SMTP Connector”.
http://www.msexchange.org/upl/img10264106873351.jpg
3. We must now associate our SMTP Connector with our SMTP Virtual Server, to do this click on the “Add” button, you will now be presented with a list of SMTP Virtual Server, in our environment we only have one SMTP Virtual Server, select the SMTP Virtual Server and click OK.
http://www.msexchange.org/upl/img10264106873352.jpg
4. The next step is to associate an “Address Space” with this connector, the Address Space is simply a list of addresses that this connector can send mail to, go to the “Address Space” tab and click on Add, you will now be presented with the “Add Address Space” dialogue box, select SMTP.
5. The “Internet Address Space Properties” dialogue box will now appear as shown in the figure below, notice the * in the “E-mail Domain” field, this indicates that this connector is capable of sending mail to any SMTP domain, click OK.
We must now setup the restriction so that the group we created cannot send mail out via the Internet.
6. Click on the “Delivery Restrictions” tab, and add your group to the “Reject messages from” section, as shown in the figure below:
http://www.msexchange.org/upl/img10264110013164.jpg
7. Click OK to exit out of the SMTP Connector properties.
So, when someone in the “No Internet Mail” group tries to send a message out, this is the response they will get back:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject:
Sent: 7/9/2002 10:29 PM
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
'you@adminviet.net' on 7/9/2002 10:29 PM
You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
So if we need to restrict someone from sending mail out over the Internet all we need to do is place them inside of the “No Internet Mail” group.
hanoi
03-22-2007, 10:33 AM
cho em hỏi luôn 1 câu nữa là trong các hệ thống email hiện nay, exchange, mdaemon, qmail, atmail... thì hệ thống nào ổn định nhất?
nếu 1 công ty có khoảng 300 người thì nên dùng hệ thống nào để đảm bảo tính ổn định, chặn spam tốt cũng như thuận tiện cho việc quản trị
thanks đã trả lời
nếu 1 công ty có khoảng 300 người thì nên dùng hệ thống nào để đảm bảo tính ổn định, chặn spam tốt cũng như thuận tiện cho việc quản trị
thanks đã trả lời
lok-kok
04-18-2007, 12:15 PM
cho em hỏi luôn 1 câu nữa là trong các hệ thống email hiện nay, exchange, mdaemon, qmail, atmail... thì hệ thống nào ổn định nhất?
nếu 1 công ty có khoảng 300 người thì nên dùng hệ thống nào để đảm bảo tính ổn định, chặn spam tốt cũng như thuận tiện cho việc quản trị
thanks đã trả lời
Nếu là OS của Mirosoft thì Ex tốt cho online còn MD tốt nếu bạn dùng mail offline. Còn Open OS thì bạn nên dùng Qmail (dân chúng đồn vậy vì mình chưa dùng OpenOS nhiều)
nếu 1 công ty có khoảng 300 người thì nên dùng hệ thống nào để đảm bảo tính ổn định, chặn spam tốt cũng như thuận tiện cho việc quản trị
thanks đã trả lời
Nếu là OS của Mirosoft thì Ex tốt cho online còn MD tốt nếu bạn dùng mail offline. Còn Open OS thì bạn nên dùng Qmail (dân chúng đồn vậy vì mình chưa dùng OpenOS nhiều)
