Hiya Russ,

> MailSweeper will apply the OUTGOING scenario (i.e. nothing) and forwards
> the mail internally to the intended victim. This email could contain any
> content.

If you take a look at the routing section in the MMC help for the
MAILsweeper product, there is a whole page that describes the way that an
address is evaluated in the context of wild cards. My reading of this is
that it is evaluated left-to-right, and scores a more explicit address
(*domain.com) higher than a full wild card (**). The result being that
your send address triggers the scenario hierarchy in preference to the
receive address.

This might not be what you actually want [wink...] but you can always work
around this by building an explicit domain->domain scenario to cover this
situation, or restrict the relaying so this isn't an issue.

Regards,
Martin O'Neal

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