Approved Domain doesn't work for subdomains under Email Impersonation Control (EIC)
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Approved Domain doesn't work for subdomains under Email Impersonation Control (EIC)

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Article ID: 172967

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Email Security.cloud

Issue/Introduction

When a user adds a domain to the Approved Senders in Email Impersonation Control, an email coming from a subdomain of that entry is still caught by Email Impersonation Control ( EIC ).

Environment

Email Impersonation Control

Cause

The Approved Senders lists for Anti-Spam and Email Impersonation Control (EIC) are distinct and operate independently. While adding a domain to the Anti-Spam Approved Sender list will also approve any subdomains of the listed domain; the EIC Approved Senders list only approves the parent domain and not its subdomains.

Resolution

Email Impersonation Control service uses exact match for the Envelope Sender domain. If you also want to approve its subdomains, then you have to add another entire by using wildcard.

 Here's an example explanation:

  1. If a user adds " example.com " to the Approved Sender Domains in Email Impersonation Control, it allows bypassing EIC for all emails from "example.com".
  2. If the user adds " *.example.com " to the Approved Sender Domains in Email Impersonation Control, it allows bypassing EIC for all emails from subdomains of "example.com" .