On Sat, 10 Feb 2007 12:46:00 -0800, SteveW
<SteveW@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have one E2K3 server with multiple offices. I have a need to manage the
mail flow so that certain staff can only send mail to coworkers in their own
office and certain offices which we designate. Is this possible with
security groups and E2K3? Or conversely, can we prevent certain users from
sending to other staff at other offices using security groups?
We're managing the internet email portion OK, but need some help with
managing the mail sent internally on our mail server.
Thanks.
Run up ADU&C on the Exchange server. You will see that each user has a
box where you can enter who can and cannot email that particular user.
Now, the thing you have to map out on paper is whether it's
administratively better to have a list of "accept mail from" or
"reject mail from", or a mix of both.
A word of caution though. Unless your users are banned Internet access
they're just going to resent you for this. They are simply going to
email their boss with the content and he's going to forward it on
because you won't be able to bring this in for departmental bosses who
need to communicate with others.
Your users are going to think it truly pathetic and they will be
right. I'm willing to bet that this is a "My boss told me to" request
so I'd take your workings out and how easy it will be to work around
and let your boss see how onworkable it will be in the long term.
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Unable to reach POP server ... My boss has been having trouble checking email while out of the office. ... clients currently POP their mailbox using the Outlook 2000 client with the ... create internal DNS records for our mail server with the same name we use ... connecting to the internet, and launching Outlook. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.networking)
Re: finding records in my computer ... When you access that email using Firefox or Internet Explorer for the first time with any computer FF or IE may ask you if you want to save the password. ... If it was something like "My boss has been a jackass all day" then he needs to grow up, if it is something likely to "Damage" the company or is otherwise libelous then it is liable to go against you. ... Every webpage you visit is downloaded to a location on your hard drive, and with a little knowledge anyone can read those pages, and that includes web email.... If your boss used a key-recorder on your work computer to get your email password, it would not show up on your home computer.... (microsoft.public.windows.vista.general)
Re: Is my boss spying on me ... > You would never ask somone other than your boss or your IT Staff... > other than being paranoid about something you have done, ... > I have NO IDEA if your boss is spying on you. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Is my boss spying on me ...sarcasm and again ask this new group because that is what ... >> people have had their IT staff notified of SPAM email, ... >> Why else would you ask total strangers if your boss... >> I have NO IDEA if your boss is spying on you. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: finding records in my computer ... that I used my internet everyday except from 8th to 12th. ... The boss stated that he got information about some comments that I've made ... Your home computer can only show you when it is logged in to. ... will not show if you boss logged in to your web email from another computer. ... (microsoft.public.windows.vista.general)
