Cannot forward unencrypted e-mail in signed and sealed format using rules (247097)
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This article was previously published under Q247097 SYMPTOMS
When you receive unencrypted e-mail messages in Microsoft Outlook 97 from another user, you can manually forward that e-mail message to another security-enabled user after you sign and seal it. However, if you try to forward that mail as signed and sealed by using either a server-based rule or a client-based rule, it is not forwarded.
Note Unencrypted e-mail messages are messages that have not been digitally sealed.CAUSE
This behavior is by design. You can use rules only to forward ordinary e-mail messages as non-secure messages. Non-secure mail messages cannot be forwarded as signed and sealed messages using rules.
Note Messages that have been only signed but not sealed can also be forwarded to both a security-enabled user and to a user who is not security-enabled.
WORKAROUND
To work around this problem, manually forward the message. If you have digital security enabled, and your recipient is also security-enabled, the mail can be sent digitally signed and sealed. Also, make sure that you pick the recipients from the Contacts folder, not from the global address list.
Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 4/24/2006 |
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Keywords: | kbprb kbui KB247097 |
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