1. The rule you need to create is not for hahaha@sxynet but rather for file
attachment. You need to send it to mailbox NUL if e-mail contains specified
attachmnent (virus)
This rule should be created at domain level and have the following:
if the "body text" of the message contains filename="....." send to mailbox
NUL. You specify the name of virus attachment in there.
2. Outlook 97 doesn't support LDAP natively. Although I herad about third
party software that adds LDAP functionality to Outlook 97 I was unable to
find it. Upgrade your Outlook to at least 98 version. Upgrade from 97 to 98
is free if your Outlook 97 has a legitimate license. If you don't have it, I
may help you getting it.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eve OMalley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 11:33 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Advice
> I'm still learning about Imail, we have only had it up and running for a
> few weeks and I have run into a problem. We are getting a virus that is
> coming in under [EMAIL PROTECTED] When it comes through it is a null
> sender. We have checked off Refuse null senders and it is still coming
> through. Imail told us to create a rule to filter out this problem. Does
> anyone have any ideas of the easiest rule to put into effect to keep this
> problem from arising again.
>
> The other thing is we are running outlook 97 and I want to put LDAP into
> effect. From my understanding it should work as a global address book in
> exchange. I have gotten no where on in this area. What is the easiest
way
> to put this into effect!
>
> Any advice on Imail would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks
> Eve
>
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