Edge Transport > Anti-Spam > IP Block List Providers Properties > Exceptions Tab (RTM)

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Applies to: Exchange Server 2007

Use the Exceptions tab on the IP Block List providers properties to specify recipients in your organization for which messages are not blocked by the IP Block List provider lists. For example, if you have a customer support e-mail alias, you may want to accept all inbound e-mail messages for that address.

• Do not block messages sent to the following e-mail addresses, regardless of provider feedback
  In this field, type the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) address for an existing recipient that you don't want to block. For example, kim@contoso.com.

• Add
  To add that recipient to the Exceptions list, after you type the recipient's SMTP address, click Add.

  For more information, see the following topic:

  • Edge Transport > Anti-Spam > IP Block List Providers Properties > Providers Tab > Add IP Block List Provider Control (RTM)

• Edit
  To change a recipient's SMTP address, select the recipient's SMTP address from the list, and then click Edit.

• Remove
  To delete a recipient from the Exceptions list, select the recipient's SMTP address, and then click .

• Apply
  To save your changes without closing the dialog box, click Apply.

For More Information

For information on connection filtering and IP Block list functionality, see the following topics:

• Connection Filtering

• Configuring Connection Filtering

• Connection Filter Agent Cmdlets (RTM)