Ha. The list breaking completely coincided with my MX move. So not
Trend's fault. the setup fro the Trend stuff is still stupid though.
Bill Humphries wrote:
Weird.
So, I decided to test out Trend Micro's Hosted Email Security that
comes bundled with worry Free Business. I pointed my personal domain
to it and immediately stopped receiving email's from this list and the
exchange list. Doesn't even show as blocked or otherwise in message
tracking in the trend message tracking feature.
I pulled up a header from one of the list messages and white listed
the sunbelt IP address in the header. Lets see what happens.
The setup steps for the HES is asinine. It will not let you add your
domain unless you have an MX record pointing to the FQDN or IP address
where you want the TREND service to send mail. So, if you are
migrating from some other spam cleaning solution, you have to
temporarily create an MX to your actual mail server.
Then, you can't actually do anything like change policies or setup
quarantine message rules until your domain is "activated". It
activates when you click a button to check MX records. It will not
activate your domain until it confirms that the trend server is setup
in DNS as your highest priority MX record. So they make you point
mail to their system before you can actually configure or customize or
sync your directory to AD. STUPID.
Oh well, I'll be checking the website for updates until I can figure
out why Trend hates the mail server from one of their competitors.
Bill
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