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Blocked_senders (for users), Syntax, Examples – Google Message Security Batch Reference Guide User Manual

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blocked_senders (for users)

The blocked_senders field lists an email address or a domain to be added or
removed from the user-level Blocked Senders list. All messages from these
senders or domains will be quarantined in the user’s Message Center.

Syntax

blocked_senders=< [+] | -emailaddress> | < [+] | -domain name> | ,...

Examples

When the field is returned as output:

blocked-senders empty

Adding a sender to the user’s Blocked Senders list, either is correct:

modifyuser [email protected], [email protected]

modifyuser [email protected], [email protected]

Removing a sender from the user’s Blocked Senders list:

modifyuser [email protected], [email protected]

Adding a domain and removing a domain from a user’s Blocked Senders list,
either is correct:

modifyuser [email protected], blocked_senders=”+jumboinc.com,-

hugeisp.com”

modifyuser [email protected], blocked_senders=”jumboinc.com,-

hugeisp.com”

Note:

See “blocked_senders (for orgs)” on page 321 (for an org’s Blocked Sender

lists) for additional examples.

Description

Addresses and domains can be added or removed from the Blocked Senders list:

Each address or domain needs its own operator (+ or -). The + symbol is
optional. The - symbol is required.

empty -- This field is not active. It is empty.

Lists of addresses or domains are comma delimited, and must be enclosed in
quotes.

If on rare occasions an address has spaces, escape these spaces with
backslashes.