Outlook rules for routing all emails sent by people not in a whitelist
I have the need to have all emails that do not come from my company's domain route into a certain folder in Outlook. The purpose is to give me a higher state of alert that an email was not sent through our mail system from an internal address. FYI, we have a few domains, so I would want to whitelist those. I know I can create rules for emails from a specific person, but I can't exactly add the entire internet to the junk mail/block sender list.
Is it possible to create a rule in Outlook to accomplish this?
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asked Feb 14 at 14:57
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I have the need to have all emails that do not come from my company's domain route into a certain folder in Outlook. The purpose is to give me a higher state of alert that an email was not sent through our mail system from an internal address. FYI, we have a few domains, so I would want to whitelist those. I know I can create rules for emails from a specific person, but I can't exactly add the entire internet to the junk mail/block sender list.
Is it possible to create a rule in Outlook to accomplish this?
email microsoft-outlook-2010 email-filter rules
asked Feb 14 at 14:57
UnhandledExcepSeanUnhandledExcepSean
1616
add a comment |
I have the need to have all emails that do not come from my company's domain route into a certain folder in Outlook. The purpose is to give me a higher state of alert that an email was not sent through our mail system from an internal address. FYI, we have a few domains, so I would want to whitelist those. I know I can create rules for emails from a specific person, but I can't exactly add the entire internet to the junk mail/block sender list.
Is it possible to create a rule in Outlook to accomplish this?
email microsoft-outlook-2010 email-filter rules
asked Feb 14 at 14:57
UnhandledExcepSeanUnhandledExcepSean
1616
I have the need to have all emails that do not come from my company's domain route into a certain folder in Outlook. The purpose is to give me a higher state of alert that an email was not sent through our mail system from an internal address. FYI, we have a few domains, so I would want to whitelist those. I know I can create rules for emails from a specific person, but I can't exactly add the entire internet to the junk mail/block sender list.
Is it possible to create a rule in Outlook to accomplish this?
email microsoft-outlook-2010 email-filter rules
email microsoft-outlook-2010 email-filter rules
asked Feb 14 at 14:57
UnhandledExcepSeanUnhandledExcepSean
1616
asked Feb 14 at 14:57
UnhandledExcepSeanUnhandledExcepSean
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You may consider the rule below:
1. Create a rule to move all incoming messages to a particular folder.
2. Add an exception to exclude messages sent from your GAL:
when creating a rule to move all messages to a particular
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
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Thanks! I just didn't go far enough into the wizard to realize I could except things. I was only looking at the first page.
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You may consider the rule below:
1. Create a rule to move all incoming messages to a particular folder.
2. Add an exception to exclude messages sent from your GAL:
when creating a rule to move all messages to a particular
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74126
Thanks! I just didn't go far enough into the wizard to realize I could except things. I was only looking at the first page.
– UnhandledExcepSean
Feb 15 at 14:57
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You may consider the rule below:
1. Create a rule to move all incoming messages to a particular folder.
2. Add an exception to exclude messages sent from your GAL:
when creating a rule to move all messages to a particular
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74126
Thanks! I just didn't go far enough into the wizard to realize I could except things. I was only looking at the first page.
– UnhandledExcepSean
Feb 15 at 14:57
add a comment |
You may consider the rule below:
1. Create a rule to move all incoming messages to a particular folder.
2. Add an exception to exclude messages sent from your GAL:
when creating a rule to move all messages to a particular
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74126
You may consider the rule below:
1. Create a rule to move all incoming messages to a particular folder.
2. Add an exception to exclude messages sent from your GAL:
when creating a rule to move all messages to a particular
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74126
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74126
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74126
answered Feb 15 at 8:47
Yuki SunYuki Sun
74126
74126
Thanks! I just didn't go far enough into the wizard to realize I could except things. I was only looking at the first page.
– UnhandledExcepSean
Feb 15 at 14:57
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Thanks! I just didn't go far enough into the wizard to realize I could except things. I was only looking at the first page.
– UnhandledExcepSean
Feb 15 at 14:57
Thanks! I just didn't go far enough into the wizard to realize I could except things. I was only looking at the first page.
– UnhandledExcepSean
Feb 15 at 14:57
Thanks! I just didn't go far enough into the wizard to realize I could except things. I was only looking at the first page.
– UnhandledExcepSean
Feb 15 at 14:57
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