Edge Transport > Anti-Spam > Sender ID Properties > Action Tab (RTM)

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Applies to: Exchange Server 2007

Use the Action tab on the Sender ID properties to configure Sender ID to take one of the following actions when Sender ID determines that a message is spoofed or when a transient error is returned.

• Reject message
  To reject the message and send a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) error response to the sending server, select Reject message. The SMTP error response is a 5xx level protocol response with text that corresponds to the Sender ID status.

• Delete message
  To delete the message without informing the sending server of the deletion, select Delete message. The Edge Transport server sends a fake "OK" SMTP command to the sending server and then deletes the message.

• Stamp message with Sender ID result and continue processing
  To stamp the message with the Sender ID status, select this option. This metadata is evaluated by the Content Filter agent when a spam confidence level (SCL) is calculated. This setting is the default option for Sender ID properties.

For More Information

For more information about Sender ID, see the following topics:

• Sender ID

• Configuring Sender ID

• How to Enable Sender ID

• How to Exclude Recipients and Sender Domains from Sender ID Filtering

• How to Configure Sender ID Actions

For more information about how to configure Sender ID by using the Exchange Management Shell, see the following topics:

• Get-SenderIdConfig (RTM)

• Set-SenderIdConfig (RTM)