Hi Matt,
> Is anyone getting dictionary attacked for long periods of time on a
> domain with a nobody alias or something that is gatewayed?
>
> Thanks,
Yes. I get hammered everyday..; I got rid of the nobody alias, filter
the log files for the ip's that connected - and add them to my Imail
Access control list. Currently that list contains nearly 10,000
ip's...
-Nick Hayer
>
> Matt
>
>
>
> Fritz Squib wrote:
>
> >Hey guys, this sounds like same problem that I have been
> >experiencing, however it has been a bunch of spam with c.c. 's to
> >non-existant mail addresses on my server (dictionary attack style)
> >..My DNS is working fine.
> >
> >I spent the weekend returning mail from the old spool to a new spool
> >that I had to create.
> >
> >I had around 67,000 of these buggers to deal with...no fun.
> >
> >All of the mail seems to be originating from dsl and cable modems
> >with forged return addresses.
> >
> >My server is swamped again today - started again about 2-3 hours ago.
> >
> >Fritz
> >
> >Frederick P. Squib, Jr.
> >Network Operations/Mail Administrator
> >Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg
> >http://www.wpa.net
> >
> >() ascii ribbon campaign - against html mail
> >/\ - against microsoft attachments
> >
> >
> >
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