Edge Transport > Anti-Spam > Recipient Filtering Properties > Blocked Recipients Tab (RTM)
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Applies to: Exchange Server 2007
Use the Blocked Recipients tab to maintain the Recipient Block list, an administrator-defined list of up to 800 recipients for which incoming messages from the Internet should never be accepted.
By default, recipient blocking is disabled. After you add recipients to the Recipient Block list, you must enable recipient blocking.
- Block messages sent to recipients not listed in the recipient list
To prevent delivery to recipients that aren't in the organization's global address book, select the Block messages sent to recipients not listed in the recipient list option. This feature is maintained through the EdgeSync process. For example, you may want to stop delivery to frequently misused account names, such as administrator@contoso.com or support@contoso.com.
- Block the following recipients
To create an administrator-maintained list of recipients that should be blocked from receiving messages from the Internet, select the Block the following recipients option, type the SMTP address for the recipient, and then click Add. You can enter up to 800 recipients.
- Apply
To save the changes you have made without closing the dialog box, click Apply.
For More Information
For information about recipient filtering, see the following topics: