> > Personally, I am in favor of blocking all DHCP pools at the
> > interface, and not allowing direct connections.
> Hmmm..might be problematic when you're on the move and have to
> use whatever system/connection is available.
When traveling, you should either use SMTP AUTH, SSH tunneling, or find out
the name of the locally provided mail server.
I use SSH tunneling. Amongst other things, SSH is more secure than SMTP
AUTH *and* it hides my POP3 information.
> Instead of blocking, would it be possible to just tag messages
> originating from such sources with an additional mail header?
Sure. Mind you, since much spam originates from such pools, you'll still
have to go through a lot of spam, or just accept that DHCP pools are
spammers, and delete them yourself.
--- Noel
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