Batch User Fields 419
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> | <empty>,...
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 msmith@jumboinc.com, blocked_senders=+jim@hugeisp.com
modifyuser msmith@jumboinc.com, blocked_senders=jim@hugeisp.com
• Removing a sender from the user’s Blocked Senders list:
modifyuser msmith@jumboinc.com, blocked_senders=-jim@hugeisp.com
• Adding a domain and removing a domain from a user’s Blocked Senders list,
either is correct:
modifyuser msmith@jumboinc.com, blocked_senders=”+jumboinc.com,-
hugeisp.com”
modifyuser msmith@jumboinc.com, 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.
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