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Setting Up an Exchange Server CatchALL Account

CSCatchALL is a nifty Exchange Server DLL by Christensen Software, used to harvest emails sent to accounts which don’t really exist on your Exchange Server. Let me explain how we rely on it for our development process.

During application testing, our team likes to create fake accounts, ex: bubba.gump@imulus.com, joe.smith@imulus.com and in most situations the testing team needs to actually receive emails at these accounts to test that the web application is working as designed. Rather then setting up individual accounts for all these fake users, CSCatchALL allows us to create a “basket” account to drop all fake addresses into. This way the testing team doesn’t clutter up their working INBOX with testing emails.

The software can also be used to setup to collect SPAM messages sent to anyone@companyname.com, thereby reducing unwanted messages.

posted in: software, web development

This post was published on Tuesday, July 24, 2007 at 7:47 am

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Daniel

March 25, 2008 at 2:49 am

why dont just turn off the catch-all funktion on the mailserver?

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George

March 25, 2008 at 8:01 am

There is no catch-all function on Exchange…. go figure! There should be.