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Windows Server Forum / Exchange Server / Applications / November 2005Automatic replies and automatic forwards..
Automatic replies and automatic forwards to Internet recipients are disabled in Exchange 2000 Server and in Exchange Server 2003. What is the argument for keeping this default? What are the security risks specifically? Any advice or suggestions on this would be greatly appreicated. Thanks, Dana anti-spam: spammer knows on any automatic reply that the email address is active. Forwards? Not sure. Maybe to lessen Denial Of Service attacks and also to avoid emails being forwarded without the user knowing: confidentiality of emails. > Automatic replies and automatic forwards to Internet recipients are > disabled [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Dana anti-spam: spammer knows on any automatic reply that the email address is active. Forwards? Not sure. Maybe to lessen Denial Of Service attacks and also to avoid emails being forwarded without the user knowing: confidentiality of emails. > Automatic replies and automatic forwards to Internet recipients are > disabled [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Dana |
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