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Using Exchange Transport Rules to Prevent Recipients from Replying to or Forwarding a Message

In Exchange 2007 and 2010, we can use Message Classification and transport rules to control the flow of mail. In a specific scenario, this can be utilised to restrict replies and forwards of confidential messages. Consider the following scenario:

  • Exchange 2007 environment
  • 000s of Outlook 2007, OWA, Blackberry, iPhone users
  • Requirement: Users need to be able to prevent recipients from replying to or forwarding of their email messages. In other words, when User A sends a message to User B, User B has to be prevented from using the email system to further disseminate the message. Consider different methods that User B could use:
  1. Hit Reply, Reply All or Forward buttons.
  2. Use manual methods: copy and paste, print, retype the message Continue reading Using Exchange Transport Rules to Prevent Recipients from Replying to or Forwarding a Message

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After a bit of a push from my side, I finally got the email confirmation last night - application successful!  I now have 12 months to prepare, get money, select my rotation, pay the slightly more than symbolic fee and make my way to Redmond.

Application Submitted

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