| Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | steven hong | 12/29/10 9:36 AM | I have an email server sending out emails to my clients, and I am CC'd on those emails. My CC'd emails are being quarantined by postini. I cannot add my own domain to the postini. How do I tell postini to deliver my own emails? Every day I have to "d |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | FrankM TC/Reseller | 12/29/10 10:56 AM | One way is to set up a content mail filter, that keys on a constant within the message, e.g. subject, sender, IP etc and allows your address as a recipient to pass the spam filters. |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | steven hong | 12/29/10 12:42 PM | I added my own email address to postini and it says "You cannot approve or block your own address" .So I added my own domain and get "You cannot approve or block your own domain". |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | FrankM TC/Reseller | 12/29/10 1:31 PM | Where, in a content rule filter? |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | steven hong | 12/29/10 2:15 PM | Postini Message Center - My Settings - Approve SendersApproved senders include domain: http://matrixemailer.com which is where the email originates, with my name as the reply to. Manage junk filters is activated and set to lenientCategory filters all on def |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | FrankM TC/Reseller | 12/29/10 2:30 PM | You need to create an inbound content rule filter. Do you not have content filtering? This is an org level feature. |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | steven hong | 12/29/10 2:44 PM | I can create that if I know where to go. I could not find that. Wherer is that located? |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | ellenfinkl | 4/4/11 11:34 AM | I'm having the same problem Postini is set up through my webhost. I really need to fix this. |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | FrankM TC/Reseller | 4/4/11 11:39 AM | @ellenfinkl - Your webhost will/may need to help you with this directly. Most webhosts do not have the complete feature set for additional mail rule filters, however there are some settings that will help. |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | ellenfinkl | 4/4/11 12:10 PM | Frank, I just called my web host and they couldn't help me. But next time, I'll look for the headers and see if I can figure out why Postini is blocking it. I'm afraid that the reason they're blocking it is solely because it's from me and to me, whic |
| Re: Problems with Postini filtering my own emails | FrankM TC/Reseller | 4/4/11 12:43 PM | I'll assume you are using your own domain for email? They can help, maybe they don't know how. If you are using your own domain, ask then to set up a unique mail server config for your domain, set up an IP Lock to only allow specified IP(s) to send e |