I can set rules up on the Gateway to the internet or I can set them up
at each pop site.
My best guess would be set this rule up to say only my mail server is
allowed to send smtp on port 25 correct?
--Dave
Jake Vickers wrote:
David Milholen wrote:
Eric,
It is a host on the network.. He is only running a mail client.
Right, but the virus would be spewing emails from the client machine -
it kinda setups up an outgoing smtp service to send emails with.
This is why most ISPs these days will allow port 25 traffic from their
clients, but only to the ISPs mail servers. They can stop rogue
viruses from becoming spam geysers this way.
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