So postini wants me to add there servers into the my_network list. To
only accept e-mail from there servers. To me this is wrong. For send
mail they wanted the below setup. Now from what I could find. Should I
not be able to add the ip numbers or ranges to my access file.
check_client_access hash:/etc/postfix/access --- this file?
x.x.x.x OK
Because I have read reports that once in a while a spam or mailbomb
and I have seen a couple come through postini. It does not last long.
Postini seems to be on top of the problems. But It will reroute out of
my server. I read it will do this even with smtp auth in place. So I
talked to you guys before about the access file and to me adding them
into this file makes sense. That I will get mail from there servers.
But it won't route anything out.
Below is sendmail example:
Add the message security system IP addresses to the hosts.allow file
in the format below. (Note that the IP ranges below are an example
only. IP ranges for mail transmission are system-specific, so make
sure to look up the IPS for your own system).
sendmail: 64.18.0.0/255.255.240.0
sendmail: 207.126.144.0/255.255.240.0
sendmail: 74.125.148.0/255.255.252.0
Restart TCP_Wrappers
Sendmail 8.9.1
These instructions were created for servers using Sendmail 8.9.X.
Other versions may be subtly different. Follow these steps when mail
is being sent directly from spam servers/viruses and accepted by the
mail server.
Add this line to the mail server's sendmail.cf: Kaccess hash -o
/etc/mail/access
Create an /etc/mail/access, or add the message security service's IPs
to the current access file as shown below. Note that the IP ranges
below are an example only and are based on system 5. IP ranges for
mail transmission are system-specific, so make sure to look up the IPS
for your own system. You will need to use one line for each IP
address, or simply specify the entire IP range.
64.18.0.2 RELAY
64.18.0.3 RELAY
64.18.0.4 RELAY
Editions: This article is intended for administrators using Message
Filtering, Message Filtering, Message Filtering, Enterprise Edition
and Service Provider Edition. If you're using another edition, your
service may include different features from those described in this
article.
Thanks,
Josh
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