Re: Isolating some Exchange users

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Also, these users need to communicate with some users on the other routing
group, not necessarily using the DL's...

Thanks for help !!!
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"Thinkpad21" <thinkpad21@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks, Exchange 2007 way is nice, but not there yet...
As for option 1, I agree, it's a nightmare, but option 2, how would you be
able to use some distribution groups if some users from those distribution
groups are across the other Routing group.

Isn't there a 3rd party product to do this ?, client is willing to pay for
it !!!

Thanks !!!


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"Bharat Suneja [MVP]" <bharatsuneja@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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3 options for isolating users:
- Recipient properties | Exchange General tab| Delivery Restrictions |
Message Restrictions | Accept Messages -> Only from: - populate names of
users/groups users can send to/receive from. Not pretty, management
nightmare.
- Isolate users in their own Routing Group (will require a separate
server) with no Connectors to other Routing Group(s) or the internet.
Cost of additional server.
- Wait for Exchange Server 2007: can easily implement this using Exchange
Server 2007's Transport Rules.
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"Thinkpad21" <thinkpad21@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Got a particular situation with a manufacturing client, with 1 Exchange
2003 SP2 Ent Back-end server.

Because of a company rule, they want to isolate a group of users ( 50 in
an org of 500 ) so these users can only send between themselves and
certain distribution group.

These 50 users are on a separated Store on the server that has all 500
users.

Does anyone know of any documentation or articles from Microsoft on how
to do this ?

Is there maybe a 3rd party tool that runs on Exchange 2003 to do this
???

Thanks !!!








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