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DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is an email authentication method designed to detect email spoofing. It allows the receiver to check that an email claimed to have come from a specific domain was indeed authorized by the owner of that domain. The two main components of DKIM are cryptography and DNS. DNS is used to publish … WeiterlesenEmail authentication via DKIM in Exchange Server with ExSBR The post Email authentication via DKIM in Exchange Server with ExSBR appeared first on messageconcept Weiterlesen

It has been a while since the last major update, but the new version of messageconcept ExSBR comes with many new features and two entirely new routing types. The new Transport Rule Routing allows complex routing scenarios by integrating with the huge capabilities of the Microsoft Exchange Transport Rules. You are able to execute a routing decision … WeiterlesenNew ExSBR Release 4 The post New ExSBR Release 4 appeared first on messageconcept GmbH.

One of the most discussed problems at our support hotline is, where to install our ExSBR transport agent to implement sender based routing in an Exchange Server organization. This question is easy to answer for most customer situations, but the answers are sometimes hard to understand. In General, we need ExSBR to be installed on … WeiterlesenWhere do I need to install the ExSBR Agent for Sender Based Routing? The post Where do I need to install the ExSBR Agent Weiterlesen

Many companies and authorities need to fulfill a complex compliance rule set. They use secure email gateways to apply the policy between their internal email systems and external networks, such as the Internet. Typical vendors for secure email gateways are: Barracuda Cisco Clearswift FireEye McAfee Microsoft Mimecast Proofpoint Sophos Symantec Trend Micro Websense Some of … WeiterlesenCompliance Routing for Exchange Server with messageconcept ExSBR The post Compliance Routing for Exchange Server with messageconcept ExSBR appeared first on messageconcept GmbH.

If some recipients of a specific SMTP domain are hosted on your Exchange Server and others are hosted on another (external) system, you are sharing an SMTP address space between different email servers. A good example for the shared address space scenario is the hosting of free email addresses (Gmail, GMX…) in Exchange Server. For … WeiterlesenExSBR and shared address spaces in Microsoft Exchange Server (split domain scenarios) The post ExSBR and shared address spaces in Microsoft Exchange Server (split Weiterlesen

The messageconcept team always has the approach to support ExSBR on all Exchange Server versions, service packs and cumulative updates from day one. Unfortunately Exchange Server 2013 Service Pack 1 contains a bug in several config files, which affects all 3rd party transport agents. You might get the following error message after installing the agent: … WeiterlesenExSBR on Exchange Server 2013 SP1 The post ExSBR on Exchange Server 2013 SP1 appeared first on messageconcept GmbH.