Why You May Want to Create an Exchange 2010 Whitelist If you use Microsoft Windows, you may have considered the Exchange Server, which is a mail server and calendaring product developed by Microsoft. This is useful if you want to guarantee that you always receive email from certain companies.If you would like to add a white-list to exchange 2007/2010 to bypass any spam filtering systems the follow the guide below on how to setup a white-list in exchange 2007, exchange 2010 and now Exchange 2013. Question Exchange 2010 - Bypass all spam filtering for email sent to specific receive connector (self.exchangeserver) submitted 2 years ago by Mvalpreda Have a customer that uses an external vendor/website that sends emails through the on-premises Exchange 2010 server. Using Exchange Management Shell to Configure Content Filtering Posted on January 8, 2009 by Brien Posey in Exchange Server with 2 Comments Share on Facebook Exchange Server 2010 : Planning for Anti-Spam (part 3) In Exchange Server 2010, the Content Filter agent on the Edge Transport server uses the Microsoft Outlook Safe Senders lists, Safe Recipients lists, and trusted contacts to optimize spam filtering. Safelist aggregation is a set of anti The Content Filter filters all messages that come through all Receive connector on the exchange server. Only non-authenticated sources are filtered. Exceptions configured within the content filter will take precedence over any other user or group safe list, blocked senders, or other policies. In the previous article in this series (Using Exchange Management Shell to Configure Content Filtering, Part 1), I showed you how to use the Set-ContentFilterConfig command to specify bypassed Exchange 2007 - 2010 Content FIlter: The Whitelist Is Here If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. Following this guide, you can create a cu