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I frequently receive mail from a domain which uses a newly-generated subdomain tree in the From address each time, e.g.
blah@foo1.bar2.example.com
glarg@foo3.bar4.example.com
The subdomain names can't be predicted and I'm not sure whether the subdomain count is always two, but that may be the case. I want to whitelist anything coming in from example.com
regardless of subdomain because Outlook generates lots of junk email false positives with these particular emails. I am forever having to rescue the messages from the Junk E-Mail folder, which is doubly annoying because after I do that Outlook just dumps the email into my inbox without applying my rules which would normally file them into a specific folder.
I have tried adding example.com
to the safe senders list, but Outlook modifies this to @example.com
so any subdomains are specifically excluded.
I have also tried adding @*.example.com
and @*.*.example.com
but these don't work either. I assume we're not allowed to use wildcards in the safe senders list?
Anyone know of any other options or a way to trick Outlook into whitelisting the entire domain?
have you tried just (asterisk).example.com instead of (asterisk).(asterisk).example.com? excuse the format, this page wont let me use asterisk character properly for some reason – Simkill – 2014-05-01T11:15:20.160
Yes I've tried that. Will update the question to make it clearer, thanks. – blackworx – 2014-05-01T13:05:53.827