From Microsoft Exchange 2016 Mailbox Server Security Technical Implementation Guide
Part of SRG-APP-000247
Associated with: CCI-001095
Email system availability depends in part on best practice strategies for setting tuning configurations. Message size limits should be set to 10 megabytes (MB) at most but often are smaller, depending on the organization. The key point in message size is that it should be set globally and should not be set to "unlimited". Selecting "unlimited" on "MaxReceiveSize" is likely to result in abuse and can contribute to excessive server disk space consumption.
Review the Email Domain Security Plan (EDSP) or document that contains this information. Determine the global maximum message receive size. Open the Exchange Management Shell and enter the following command: Get-TransportConfig | Select Name, Identity, MaxReceiveSize If the value of "MaxReceiveSize" is not set to "10MB", this is a finding. or If "MaxReceiveSize" is set to an alternate value and has signoff and risk acceptance in the EDSP, this is not a finding.
Update the EDSP to specify the "MaxReceiveSize" value or verify that this information is documented by the organization. Open the Exchange Management Shell and enter the following command: Set-TransportConfig -MaxReceiveSize 10MB or Enter the value as identified by the EDSP that has obtained a signoff with risk acceptance.
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