FPE 2010 connection filtering AND Exchange 2007's "IP Block List Providers"

I'm getting a ton of SPAM the last several weeks.
FPE 2010 connection filtering seems to be working, but I wonder if I can enable Exchange 2007's "IP Block List Providers" as well
David

Hi,
Please refer to the following links.
Using connection filtering
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd639381.aspx
Question about using IP Block List Providers in EMC after installing FPE
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/28b856e0-7d87-4b92-944e-ac13e1574d46/question-about-using-ip-block-list-providers-in-emc-after-installing-fpe?forum=FSENext
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