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--- en:softbouncerule [2022/11/29 11:12] – bk
+++ en:softbouncerule [2025/09/24 12:10] (current) – bk
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-It makes sense to first remove the addresses that have generated a soft bounce from the distribution list. These can then be contacted specifically to check whether they generate a bounce again.
+Only when several soft bounces occur in a row and the defined time period is exceeded, the address is marked and, if necessary, moved to quarantine.
-If an address then no longer generates a soft bounce, the bounce status is canceled and the address is removed from the quarantine. This also makes it possible to check whether the currently existing soft bounce rule is a sensible choice or whether an adjustment should be made in this regard.
+It makes sense to first remove the addresses that have generated a softbounce from the distribution list. These can then be contacted specifically to check whether they generate a bounce again.
+If an address then no longer generates a softbounce, the bounce status is canceled and the address is removed from the quarantine. This also makes it possible to check whether the currently existing softbounce rule is a sensible choice or whether an adjustment should be made in this regard.
 Addresses that are in quarantine are not automatically filtered out, but you can exclude them from delivery in various ways: