Conditions
Last modified: September 14, 2010
Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 | Exchange Server 2010
The Conditions element identifies the conditions that, when fulfilled, will trigger the rule actions for a rule.
<Conditions>
<Categories/>
<ContainsBodyStrings/>
<ContainsHeaderStrings/>
<ContainsRecipientStrings/>
<ContainsSenderStrings/>
<ContainsSubjectOrBodyStrings/>
<ContainsSubjectStrings/>
<FlaggedForAction/>
<FromAddresses/>
<FromConnectedAccounts/>
<HasAttachments/>
<Importance/>
<IsApprovalRequest/>
<IsAutomaticForward/>
<IsAutomaticReply/>
<IsEncrypted/>
<IsMeetingRequest/>
<IsMeetingResponse/>
<IsNDR/>
<IsPermissionControlled/>
<IsReadReceipt/>
<IsSigned/>
<IsVoicemail/>
<ItemClasses/>
<MessageClassifications/>
<NotSentToMe/>
<SentCcMe/>
<SentOnlyToMe/>
<SentToAddresses/>
<SentToMe/>
<SentToOrCcMe/>
<Sensitivity/>
<WithinDateRange/>
<WithinSizeRange/>
</Conditions>
RulePredicatesType
Attributes and Elements
The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.
Attributes
None.
Child Elements
Element |
Description |
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Contains the categories that must be applied to an incoming message in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in the body of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in the headers of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in either the ToRecipients or CcRecipients properties of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in the From property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in either the body or the subject of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the strings that must appear in the subject of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the flag for action value that must appear on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the e-mail addresses from which incoming messages must be sent in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Represents the e-mail account names from which incoming messages have to have been aggregated in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages have to have attachments in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the importance that is stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be approval requests in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be automatic forwards in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be automatic replies in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be S/MIME encrypted in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be meeting requests in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be meeting responses in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be non-delivery reports (NDRs) in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be permission controlled (RMS protected) in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be read receipts in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be S/MIME signed in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether incoming messages must be voice mail messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Represents the item classes that must be stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Represents the message classifications that must be stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox must not be in the ToRecipients property of the incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be in the CcRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be the only one in the ToRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the e-mail addresses that incoming messages have to have been sent to in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be in the ToRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates whether the owner of the mailbox has to be in either a ToRecipients or CcRecipients property of incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Indicates the sensitivity that must be stamped on incoming messages in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the date range within which incoming messages have to have been received in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
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Specifies the minimum and maximum sizes that incoming messages must be in order for the condition or exception to apply. |
Parent Elements
Element |
Description |
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Contains a single rule and represents a rule in a user's mailbox. |
Text Value
None.
Remarks
The schema that describes this element is located in the IIS virtual directory that hosts Exchange Web Services of the Client Access server.
Element Information
Namespace |
https://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types |
Schema Name |
Types schema |
Validation File |
Types.xsd |
Can be Empty |
True |