Re: Restrict outgoing message size per domain
- From: AlexT <google@xxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2007 16:17:10 -0700
Mark
Not that wouldn't end badly. If you try to have a (say) 15MB limit at
the gateway and a 10MB limit inside you're going to have the situation
where the SMTP accepts the message but the store rejects it. A user
who wants to send a 15MB message to the Internet will find themselves
unable to do so because their store only lets them do 10MB.
If you had a 15MB limit internally and a 10MB limit externally then
that would indeed be fine. The user would be able to send his 15MB
message around to colleagues but would get a rejection from the SMTP
gateway if he wanted to send externally.
So, onto the scenario which, after the benefit of a better explanation
from you, might be closer to what you need.
You can create two SMTP connectors in your routing group. One is the
default connector and allows address space * to send mail. This has a
size limitation of 10MB. So far so good. You then create the 2nd
connector and set a limit of 15MB on it but you take away the * from
the address space and add in the specific domains to which this limit
applies. You can't do this by recipient email address, only recipient
domain.
Thanks for your message.
Unfortunately my scenario is the "bad" one, where the internal limit
would be much smaller than the external one. On that specific
restriction the idea is to avoid people sending huge e-mails all over
the internal mailboxes to loads of recipients when they can simply
store on a publicly available file server and point to it in the
message body...
Regards
-alexT
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