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The RewritePath method of HttpContext lets you change the URL of the current request on the fly, thus performing a sort of internal redirect. As a result, the user is provided the content generated for the URL you set through RewritePath. At the same time, the URL shown in the address bar remains the originally requested one. URL rewriting helps you in two ways. It makes it possible for you to use a generic front-end page such as news.aspx and then redirect to a specific page whose actual URL is read from a database or any other container. In addition, it also enables you to request user-friendly URLs to be programmatically mapped to less intuitive, but easier to manage, URLs. In a nutshell, URL rewriting exists to let you decouple the URL from the physical Web form that serves the requests. Note The change of the final URL takes place on the server and, more importantly, within

E-mail Options mailbox assistant then replicate the changes from the mailbox to the user s Active Directory account (namely to the msExchSafeSenderHash, msExchSafeRecipientHash, and msExchBlockedSendersHash attributes). EdgeSync then synchronizes the safelist collections to the Edge Transport servers where the aggregated data is used by the Content Filtering agent. Unlike Exchange 2007, you do not need to run Update-Safelist cmdlet to gather and prepare safelist data from user mailboxes anymore. However, you can use the Update-Safelist cmdlet to manually update the safelist in Active Directory. You can find more details at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb125168.aspx.

The Exchange Server 2010 Sender Reputation feature makes message-filtering decisions based on information about recent e-mail messages received from specific senders. The Sender Reputation agent analyzes various properties about the sender and the e-mail message, to create a Sender Reputation Level (SRL). This SRL is a number between 0 and 9, where a value of 0 indicates less than a 1 percent chance that the sender is sending spam, and a value of 9 indicates more than a 99 percent chance of it. If a sender appears to be the spam source, the Sender Reputation agent automatically adds the IP address for the SMTP server that is sending the message to the IP Block list.

When the Transport server receives the first message from a specific sender, the SMTP sender is assigned an SRL of 0. As more messages arrive from the same source, the Sender Reputation agent evaluates the messages and begins to adjust the sender s rating. The Sender Reputation agent uses the following criteria to evaluate each sender:

the context of the same call. RewritePath should be used carefully and mainly from within the global.asax file. In Web Forms, for example, if you use RewritePath in the context of a postback event, you can experience some view-state problems.

requests from any SMTP server, and then forwards messages as though they originated from the local host. This also is known as an open relay server. When the Sender Reputation agent calculates an SRL, it does so by formatting an SMTP request in an attempt to connect back to the Edge Transport server from the open proxy. If an SMTP request is received from the proxy, the Sender Reputation agent verifies that the proxy is an open proxy and updates that sender s open proxy test statistic.

provide the receiving server with the domain name, such as Contoso.com, or the IP address of the sending SMTP server. Spammers frequently modify the HELO/ EHLO statement to use an IP address that does not match the IP address from which the connection originated, or to use a domain name that is different from the actual originating domain name. If the same sender uses multiple domain names or IP addresses in the HELO or EHLO commands, there is an increased chance that the sender is a spammer.

IP address from which the sender transmitted the message matches the registered domain name that the sender submits in the HELO or EHLO SMTP command. The Sender Reputation agent performs a reverse DNS query by submitting the originating IP address to DNS. If the domain names do not match, the sender is more likely to be a spammer, and the overall SRL rating for the sender is adjusted upward.