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‎02-18-2017 11:24 AM
Hey guys.
I can't seem to figure out how to filter out mails sent to distribuiton groups, of which my help desk mail account is a part.
For instance, my help desk account is part of all@mail.com DG. Any mail sent to all@mail.com becomes a ticket.
The closest I got is Ticket dispatching rule which sets ticket state to Closed on condition To E-mail = all@mail.com
Regards,
Curry
I can't seem to figure out how to filter out mails sent to distribuiton groups, of which my help desk mail account is a part.
For instance, my help desk account is part of all@mail.com DG. Any mail sent to all@mail.com becomes a ticket.
The closest I got is Ticket dispatching rule which sets ticket state to Closed on condition To E-mail = all@mail.com
Regards,
Curry
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‎02-20-2017 11:18 AM
Thank you for your answer.
That is pretty much what i figured out on my own. Unfotunately I don't have access to Exchange management > can't change dynamic distribution group ruleset.
Will this feature be added in future releases?
Regards,
Curry
That is pretty much what i figured out on my own. Unfotunately I don't have access to Exchange management > can't change dynamic distribution group ruleset.
Will this feature be added in future releases?
Regards,
Curry

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‎02-20-2017 11:13 AM
This question was answered via mail.
In Lansweeper it is possible to setup incoming mail rules in Configuration\E-mail Settings. There you could setup a rule to ignore certain senders such as 'all@mail.com'. When a sender is ignored any mails that are sent by them are moved to the 'helpdesk_ignore' folder on your mail server. Other filters such as on 'Subject' or 'Content' can also be used to ignore specific mails.
However, if only mails that come from those groups and that have your mail account as 'To' user, then it is currently only possible to make use of the ticket dispatching rules so that they get closed. An alternative would be check if you can create a rule on your mail server that would allow you to ignore such mails.
In Lansweeper it is possible to setup incoming mail rules in Configuration\E-mail Settings. There you could setup a rule to ignore certain senders such as 'all@mail.com'. When a sender is ignored any mails that are sent by them are moved to the 'helpdesk_ignore' folder on your mail server. Other filters such as on 'Subject' or 'Content' can also be used to ignore specific mails.
However, if only mails that come from those groups and that have your mail account as 'To' user, then it is currently only possible to make use of the ticket dispatching rules so that they get closed. An alternative would be check if you can create a rule on your mail server that would allow you to ignore such mails.
