Hi Akhil ,
If you disable the first rule(Quarantine for suspected spam emails), can senders who need to bypass the rule successfully send messages out?
If it works, I would suggest that you can set exceptions directly in this rule.
For example:
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Hi @Aholic Liang-MSFT
Thanks for your response,
I can't disable this rule (Quarantine for suspected spam emails), Bcz if i do this lot of spam mails will get deliver to user's inbox which will cause additional issues.
Hi @ Akhil ,
It is only temporarily disabled to confirm whether the specific users' mails are filtered by this rule.
Alternatively, you can simply set an exception in this rule and see if it can be sent in successfully.
If not, there may be other policies or rules in your environment that block these messages.
Hi @Aholic Liang-MSFT
Thanks for your suggestion,
I added that exception condition for the existing rule and let's see what will happen next.
I will update it here.
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Hello @Aholic Liang-MSFT
The option Expect if worked for me.
And one more doubt here, In case if i want to allow multiple users or domains is there any limit in expect if condition (Any limit of number of people or domains)
Thanks
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