CMElec wrote:
> I am having a problem with two of my users on a SBS 2003 Server.
>
> When user C sends user H an internal e-mail, it ends up in user H's
> Exchange junk folder every time. When user H sends user C an e-mail,
> everything is fine. This is not an outlook problem as no rules or
> filters are in place WRT this. This does not happen with anyone else
> in the organization.
H has done something to cause this. I would recheck their Exchange
Rules (preferably via OWA), and then if OWA shows a clean set of Rules,
examine their Outlook settings *extremely* closely (checking *every* PC
H uses if more than one is involved).
> I may have a permissions problem causing this, is there a tool
> available for listing the ACL denied permissions which will provide a
> list for reviewing permission assignments and correcting them?
If H had somehow changed permissions to prevent messages from C from
reaching his Inbox, C would get told to get lost (the messages would
_not_ be diverted to Junk Email).
Note also that the Exchange Junk Mail filter cannot be involved, since
that only applies to SMTP traffic, and internal mail never travels as
SMTP.
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