I tried adding the Distribution List e-mail address to our Safe Recipients List in Outlook combined with a Rule that says ' Apply this rule after the message arrives sent to 'Distribution List' move it to the 'Web Form' folder and stop. The problem is that they have so many outbound servers, that I have to go and add each ip to /opt/iredapd/settings.py in the MYNETWORKS variable.Īgain, is this the right method, or is there another way? Also, this variable doesnt seem to accept an IP range, so literally have to add each ip. These e-mails keep getting put into the Junk E-Mail folders of the recipients in this distribution list. I was reading a few forums online and specifically relating to Office 365 they say that the relay showing as relay=127.0.0.1 - showing local host could be part of the problem? Is this true, and if so, then how would i change this to show the actual mail server address there instead?Īny other feedback on what might be the issue is also welcome.Ģ) Second question, we use Zendesk in our business and have set it up that zendesk sends mails through our server. When you see this message, you’ll need to troubleshoot the virus scanner or Junk E-mail filter that is included in your Security Suite or contact your ISP or mail administrator and have him/her check the virus scanner and/or Junk E-mail filter settings on the mail server (for instance adjust the SCL threshold when working with Exchange). We dont send any spam whatsoever, our main business that uses the account is an e-commerce business that does send out a lot of similar email, in the form of receipts and new order confirmations. I have an Office 2010 user (Windows 7 Enterprise) who has updated her Junk mail rules to mark several senders as safe senders however, whenever she receives email from these. I have this problem with a contact email address going to the spam folder all the time. Ive noticed this mainly happening with Office 365 users and also Mimecast users. Related original log or error message is required if you're experiencing an issue.ġ) For some reason mail from my server, which is setup exactly as required and scores 99% on the mx checkers, barring DMARC obviously, is landing up directly in some users SPAM folders for some reason. High: Most junk e-mail is caught, but some regular mail may be caught as well. Outlook will use a built in filter that will send incoming messages that have a high likelihood of being spam to your Junk E-Mail folder. Manage mail accounts with iRedAdmin-Pro? This feature will be selected by default. Store mail accounts in which backend (LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL): MySQL The setting for blocking certain domains is usually found within the settings of the mail program, for example if you had a Gmail account you would access the Gmail settings via the internet Gmail account () and go into settings where you can adjust the filters and blocked domains. Linux/BSD distribution name and version: Ubuntu 16.04 A right click on any email should offer the option to Move to Junk. iRedMail version (check /etc/iredmail-release): 0.9.6 = REQUIRED BASIC INFO OF YOUR IREDMAIL SERVER =
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