Exchange Server - how to filter the content on transport hub server

Asked By claver umunyarwanda
10-Feb-12 05:36 AM
how to filter the content on transport hub server in exchange 2007 server.
  Somesh Yadav replied to claver umunyarwanda
10-Feb-12 07:12 AM
Hi,
These are the steps to be done.

installing Exchange 2007 Anti-spam system

  1. Close the EMC (Exchange Management Console).
  2. Open the PowerShell and navigate using the following path: "Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Scripts".
  3. Run the "install-AntispamAgents.ps1" script as shown in window (with ./ before the script name) below:
  4. Restart the "Microsoft Exchange Transport" service in order to apply configuration changes.
  5. Open the Exchange Management Console, and on the Organization configuration list, select Hub Transport. The "Anti-Spam" tab has been added to the Hub Transport properties.

Uninstalling Exchange 2007 Anti-spam system

If from some reason, you would like to uninstall the Anti-Spam system from the Hub Transport role, follow the next steps:

  1. Close the EMC (Exchange Management Console).
  2. Open the PowerShell and navigate using the following path: "Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Scripts".
  3. Run the "uninstall-AntispamAgents.ps1" script as shown in window (with ./ before the script name) below: Note: You will be prompt to disable and then uninstall each agent of the Anti-spam system like the Connection filtering, content filter, Sender filtering etc.
  4. Restart the "Microsoft Exchange Transport" service in order to apply configuration changes.
  5. Open the Exchange Management Console, and on the Organization configuration list, select Hub Transport. You will see that the "Anti-Spam" tab has been removed from the Hub Transport properties.
  For more information refer below links,

http://www.petri.co.il/install-anti-spam-exchange-2007.htm

http://exchangeinbox.com/article.aspx?i=104

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb201691.aspx

Hope this will help you.
  claver umunyarwanda replied to Somesh Yadav
11-Feb-12 06:22 AM
thanks Somesh Yadav, for the important exchange tips you posted. however i still have the issue, i added custom word to filter in content filtering bu still the same words are not filtered, i dont know why they are not filtered by exchange. do i have to do any thing else to filter these words. thanks and regards
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