just my 2 cents but unless your clients that don't want filtering are big
clients  ( as in big $$$)  i would get rid of them,  less trouble  :)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom Baker|Netsmith Inc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:41 AM
Subject: [IMGate] Re: comments and your policies/experiences: MTA cred enti
alsenti als


>
> > it depends on what kind of restrictions you are running now, and what
how
> > many of those 20K are being accepted by IMGate and then rejected anyway
by
>
> > JM/Sniffer?
>
> Depends on the user. Some of my users are adiment about not wanting any
> filtering,
> Which is why I have to be so careful at the postfix level. ( I don't have
a
> list of the exact users or I might just whitelist the recipient
addresses ).
>
> > again, 20K msgs from PTR-less IPs will ALL be rejected by AOL, so how
many
>
> > an be legit for you?
>
> Don't have to convince me, it's the other part of management/staff that
I'm
> working on.
> Hard to pull detailed enough reports and parse them to make decisions when
> you don't have enough time to spend with them as you should. An hour here
> and there just doesn't cut it sometimes.
>
> I continue to use your reporting suggestions and variants to get the most
> detail as possible about what changes I make. Thanks for your suggestions.
>
>
>


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