Step 2: Bypassing Clutter and Spam Filtering Next, you will need to set up a mail flow rule to bypass clutter and spam filtering. Next, you will want to set up a mail flow rule to allow our mail to bypass spam filtering and the Clutter folder. On the Add allowed IP address screen, add our IP addresses one at a time. For the most up-to-date list of our IP addresses, please see this article.Then, under the IP Allow list, click the + sign to add an IP address. Click the Pencil icon to edit the default connection filter policy.Click connection filter beneath protection.Click Exchange under Admin Centers in the left-hand menu.
Log into your mail server admin portal and click Admin.See instructions on this Technet article: Add-IPAllowListEntry If you are using Exchange 2013, you can set up an IP allow list using a command line. Step 2: Bypassing Clutter and Spam Filteringīelow are instructions on how to set up your IP allow list for Exchange 20.To whitelist in Microsoft 365, please navigate to our How to Use Advanced Delivery Policies in Microsoft 365 article and whitelist according to those instructions. The instructions show screenshots for Microsoft 365, however, this whitelisting process only works for Exchange 20. The instructions for setting up these rules are shown below. We recommend that you wait 1-2 hours and then set up a phishing campaign for yourself or a small group to test out your new whitelisting rules. Once your settings are in place, it may take some time for those settings to propagate. You must set up ALL of these rules to whitelist successfully. Next, you will set up a mail flow rule to allow incoming mail to bypass both the Clutter folder, as well as Microsoft's EOP spam filter. This setup will allow our simulated phishing emails as well as our training notifications to bypass this filter.įirst, you'll want to set up an IP Allow List which includes our IP addresses. The goal is to allow us to send simulated phishing emails to bypass your Microsoft Exchange Online Protection (EOP) mail filter. This article will cover how to whitelist our simulated phishing email servers in your Exchange 20 (the process is the same for all Exchange mail servers). How to Whitelist by IP Address in Exchange 20 Microsoft has recently announced that the whitelisting process for Microsoft 365 environments has changed.
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