For your configuration, you've got it exactly, Matt. Allow me to
explain it a different way:
The Relay for Addresses is to allow specific hosts to send mail to your
IMail server and have that IMail server deliver the message to the
Internet (i.e. addresses that are not on your IMail server).
Marc,
I would be interested in these keys for some of the workstaions here if you
do not mind sharing them.
Thanks
Stu
At 05:46 PM 2/15/2005 -0500, you wrote:
If these are machines that the company owns and you can install them...
I have some Reg Keys that a guy who works under me wrote for
Have you thought about using Group Policies to lock down the workstations?
Darin.
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Here is the site where we purchased some blocks (free for individual users)
http://www.spywareguide.com/blockfile.php
This was the file that my guy put together - just copy it into a text file
and save as .reg, double click and integrate. I have tested it on XP ONLY.
This file works to help me
That is an interesting site; for hardening up a specific user's IE on a
specific machine, I like: SpywareBlaster from
http://www.javacoolsoftware.com
It won't stop the user from going to a bad website, but will help that
IE from getting infected with junk. I believe SpywareBlaster is free
for
I have evaluated a Fortigate 60 unit in a few locations. I think List price
is about $700, Support is $250/year and Content Filter is $250/year. The
sales person told me they recommended that unit for up to 25 workstations,
but the specs say up to 7 Mbps throughput and 50,000 concurrent
We're running JM+Sniffer and still having some problems with phishes.
Here's the headers of a message that passed through and didn't trip a
single test. Our user got 140 of these in a period of a few hours. He
always seems to be on the front end of these things.
I'm running spf so it didn't fail
I use two things to 2 things use to combat phish.
1. Prescan off in Declude Virus and use clamav as a scanner. This caught 656
in January. It's a beast on your CPU utilization as almost every mail will
need to be virus scanned.
2. A MINWEIGHTTOFAIL filter that means the filter must match 4 or
Hello Scott,
Wednesday, February 16, 2005, 2:52:43 PM, you wrote:
SF 1. Prescan off in Declude Virus and use clamav as a scanner. This caught 656
SF in January. It's a beast on your CPU utilization as almost every mail will
SF need to be virus scanned.
I already run PRESCAN OFF but I'm only
I just wanted to follow up on this thread. First, thanks for all of
the suggestions. Here's a summary of what caught my eye.
1) There are some decent choices out there, and seemingly a
3COM SuperStack 3 3226 comes at a nice price point (around $500) and
allows limiting per port at 1 Mbps
Best solution is monitoring. Without creating
a system of dedicated circuits to each customer you can't guarantee one customer
will not adversely affect another. Rate-limiting at the switch (or
software "switch") will help, but still means a smaller pipe for everyone
else...and doesn't help
Hi Matt,
you might look at http://www.etinc.com/index.php?cPath=25
more $$s than your budget UNLESS you go with their software and you
handle the OS/Hardware.
I don't have experience with this -- yet... but thinking of using one
of their appliances or get the software and trying it.
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I've got a nice solution for this called IPcheck Server Monitor from
Paessler (http://www.paessler.com/products/ipcheck/?link=menu). It is
buggy however from the standpoint of the interface, though they have
been continually improving and fixing it. It has nice notification
features such as
The only other thing that I could possibly think of is a lot of what you are
talking about could be QoS'ed. Unfortunatly, this would be on a service
level requirement. For exmaple not letting SMTP exceed a certain bandwidth
when web is at a certain level, but allowing SMTP to burst when web
Hello, All,
I've noticed that my DJM logs have been growing progressively bigger until
yesterday I had one top out at over 380+ MB. I think these might be
effecting the performance of Declude but I don't have any proof. As these
logs grow bigger is there any correlation between log size and
I hear ya... hate to be in reactive mode as
well. When sharing pipes you only have two choices, clamp bandwidth down
for any single customer to the point that one or more customers' abuse won't
impact others, or react via monitoring.
For the specific cases you outlined, it sounds like
I'm currently running with LOG LEVEL set to HIGH so I can get the most out
of Invariant Systems DLAnalyzer. So this 2nd question might be better
directed towards them. Really the only report I generate every month is a
Test Summary Report so I can see the effectiveness of tests and a Domain
Title: Message
I can
add a few bits.
Packeteer.com and Net-Reality.com both have swissarmy-like products that
will fit the bill, but they don't come at a pricepoint that fits your
budget. If their licencing scheme fits, and you can get a bargain on eBay,
I'd recommend them. And they do
Darin Cox wrote:
For the specific cases you outlined,
it sounds like IMGate might help.We don't use it, but from what I've
read on the lists, it sounds like it could be configured to protect
against these scenarios.
We use a single box solution integrating VamSoft's ORF with MS
Thanks, this looks like another good candidate. The software license of
$795 isn't that bad, and you don't need anything special to run it to
capacity on my network. I would like to see it in action however, and
figure out if it was easy to use (worth money to me), and also as stable
as
Hello,
I have been looking for an explanation of the RFCSPACE test but I cannot
find one Anybody have a detailed explanation with references?
Thanks,
Adam
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Hi Matt,
Read thru their web site - it's not open source and he will tell you
that. Best thing is to open up a SALES TICKET and ask your questions -
he's pretty fast on getting back to you.
Also, you can download beta/demo software to try out -- so, you might
give that a try.
And, he sells
I have been looking for an explanation of the RFCSPACE test but I cannot
find one Anybody have a detailed explanation with references?
Do you mean CMDSPACE? That one looks for a space in the SMTP commands,
such as RCPT TO:, that really shouldn't be there (although some people may
try to
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