Some of you are running Imail or other mailbox server as backup MX, or have Imail port accessible from Internet.
if you get these tools onto the Imail machine: http://unxutils.sourceforge.net and copy at least gawk, grep, and uniq to winnt/system32 ... here's command that you can run to see how many connects Imail is taking directly: grep -i "smtpd.*connect" /path/to/Imail/sysMMDD.txt | gawk "{print $6}" | sort | uniq -ci This will also show connects from you ip's and from IMgate. explanation: grep -i "smtpd.*connect" /path/to/Imail/sysMMDD.txt ... find all the Imail log lines containing with "smtpd" + "connect" and pipe those lines to: gawk "{print $6}" .... print the 6th field (is ip connnecting to Imail) sort uniq -ci ... and count up the number of lines per ip, which gives us the number of times an ip connected to Imail. You should get something like this: 1 168.95.4.12 1 192.44.63.194 1 193.252.19.25 1437 193.252.44.38 1 194.206.157.196 3 194.79.169.230 1 195.115.68.9 1 195.145.240.2 1 195.154.181.163 1 195.154.209.22 1 202.105.205.142 1 202.160.251.234 1 202.96.104.66 1 202.96.136.222 1 202.97.181.126 1 211.75.21.126 2 212.234.178.66 1 212.37.223.33 2 212.73.210.18 8 212.73.210.65 1 212.73.210.74 9 212.73.210.75 3288 212.73.210.91 1 213.41.19.83 1 216.115.96.53 1 24.184.146.77 1 61.141.211.45 2 62.210.116.12 44 66.64.14.18 If you want this report in a file, just add "> /path/to/file" at the end of the command. Len -- Binary/unsupported file stripped by Listar -- -- Type: application/zip -- File: unixtools.zip
