Travis Forghani wrote: > Is ASSP having any issues with SMTP connection refusals? Every now and > then my users are refused SMTP connection. I've been thinking that it > is hMailServer but I'm beggining to think that it is ASSP. I just had a > user try to send and send and each time Thunderbird threw up a message > stating that SMTP was refused. I closed Thunderbird and reopened it but > still got the message. I restarted the computer but still got the same > message. I stopped and restared the smtp service on my mail server and > still got the message. The only time I didn't get the message was when > I pointed her to smtp2.mydomain.com (SMTP2 is the actual mail server and > not ASSP. ASSP is smtp.mydomain.com). My max SMTP connections is set > to 32. Max sessions per IP is set to 5 (each of my local users have > private IP addresses assigned via DHCP). Maximum SMTP Sessions Per IP > Address Frequency is set to 5. Maximum SMTP Sessions Per IP Address > Frequency Duration is set to 60. ClamAV is running on the mail server > and not ASSP. ASSP is hosted on Ubuntu Feisty. The box has a AMD X2 > 2.8 GHZ with a 2 Meg Cache, 4 Gigs of 800 Mhz RAM, and Gb NIC. >
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