FYI:
It looks like around Janurary 26th the
pub.mxrate.com IP4R DNSservices were made private. Since then I've had no
response from the DNS lists.
They have discontinued the public service and made
a private service available.
If you are interested the URL is here:
I think mine are the Declude defaults, but I have not
adjusted the overall scoring like some have. (tag at 10, delete at
20)
MXRATE-BLOCK
127.0.0.2 for 7 on failure
MXRATE-SUSPICIOUS 127.0.0.4 for 2 on
failure
John C
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Scott,
Thanks very much for the info.
George
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FYI:
Does anyone have a contact phone number for the abuse department at
SBCGlobal.Net? We got on their blacklist somehow and having been trying to
get off. The log entry says to email [EMAIL PROTECTED] I emailed
that address with the pertinent IP info but don't get a response back.
Any help
Thanks Scott. Subscribed and got my new
address and done.
Goran Jovanovic
Omega Network Solutions
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Thanks, John.
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=WORM%5FB
AGLE%2EDFVSect=T
I didn't see any on my server, but I did find the Trend Micro listing
this morning.
Generating anger or affront in the viewer seems to be the new infection
meme; I just read a blog that
MXRATE-BLACK-LAST
dnsbl%IP4R%.sub.mxrate.net127.0.0.2300MXRATE-SUSPICIOUS-LASTdnsbl%IP4R%.sub.mxrate.net127.0.0.4100MXRATE-WHITE-LASTdnsbl%IP4R%.sub.mxrate.net127.0.0.3-250
On a subject tag @ 100, hold @ 200, delete @ 300
scale.
I was hoping to revisit the weights, when I noticed
there were
Hi Don-
Very strange...
I couldn't find any abuse contacts in the WHOIS system.
The data for the IP of their inbound mail gateway (only one!) shows an old
Prodigy address in Westchester, NY.
If you access http://www.sbcglobal.com you get a warning that you may have
been the victim of
Are trying to do mailbox based off of weight? If so you can set this
function up with in SM3 and let the user and or domain admin decide if they
want to do this.
I am still testing but seems to work ok for me.
Rick
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Scott,
I thought MXRate asked the new domain not be posted
publicly??
Kevin
Bilbee
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Hmmm, interesting. I've gotten over 3200 hits in 2 1/2
hours with ip4r ***.mxrate.net. I'll test these with a zero score and WARN
to see if there is a difference.
John C
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John,
I'm doing the same thing for a day. I don't have any
information to support mycaution, but if I had changed my list the way
that Solid Oak has done, I might also take the opportunity to re-jig the
content.
Andrew 8)
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Good afternoon.
I just resolved an issue with the upgrade from V3 to V4, and thought I'd
pass it along.
Our mail server is behind a pretty locked down firewall.
When upgrading from V2 to V3 we had an issue with the new version firing up
and then stopping. It was resolved when we allowed access
I'm running MXRATE at zero weight for
testing also. So far today, MXRATE hasn't picked up anything that I'm
notalready holding or deletingwith the other tests... It hit
on about 2500 messages so far, but they all wound up with scores over 25 anyway.
(I hold on 10, delete on 20). The ones I
Wow, Dave.
Talk about "your mileage may vary"...
Mytraffic has a huge overlap between MXRate-BL and
what Message Sniffer hits.
Total hits for Message Sniffer: 26,504
Total hits for MXRate-BL: 5,746
Total hits for MXRateBL which also hit Sniffer:
5,697
We also had 21 hits on MXRate-BL for
Hi Andrew-
I did not look at the correlation between
MXRATE and SNIFFER, only to see whether adding MXRATE would make a big
difference overall.
From a quick scan, it looks like all or
most of the messages that hit MXRATE also hit SNIFFER, which supports your
observation.
I run SNIFFER
More your mileage with vary.
I was also curious about the difference of running as ip4r or dnsbl. Y'all may
know the issue, but I don't. I honestly thought one would work and other
wouldn't. The results is it doesn't seem to matter which way you run it. Also
in my case, there is
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