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  1. Signature standards for all users

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  2. Message rules that include also hours as a condition

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  3. Execute rules on catch-all accounts

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    AdminGabriel (PM, Axigen) responded

    I understand the request, but before we schedule this, I would like to better understand the actual use case.

    @All: Could you please detail your catch all usage, with a practical example, and as well as give some examples as to what kind of rules you would create (e.g. 1. conditions, 2. actions)?

    Thank you,
    Gabriel

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    Matt Healey commented  · 

    Specific use case is being able to block specific incoming email addresses, while using a catch all. Once an email address starts to receive a lot of spam, we used to create a rule in Kerio that would simply mark anything to that address as spam and delete it. Creating a catchall, in Axigen seems to not run any rules, or give us the ability to deny-list a TO or CC address (only From), and makes having a catch-all very cumbersome.

    So I agree with the other statements. Have a catch-all go to a specific account, and then let rules at the Server/Domain/Account level handle things from there.

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