On Wed, 21 May 2008, Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
If i deny SMTP to all but the barracudas IP then won't people not
be able to send email ?
Without knowing what gear you use or the network topology, this is
not an easy answer, but the English version of the firewall would
be something like this:
A little more information might be in order...
Did this domain exist before?Did it lapse and then get re-registered?
I had this happen to me, a client wanted a domain, which I obtained for him,
and set up his email addresses, which were instantly spammed. And, spammed
by a huge array of
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Barracuda = Source of SPAM?
A little more information might be in order...
Did this domain exist before?Did it lapse and then get re-registered?
I had this happen to me, a client wanted a domain, which I obtained for him,
and set up his email addresses, which were
No that is not the case, properly configured Barracuda's work fine.
Although I prefer the MailFoundry devices to Barracuda's at this time.
Regards
Michael Baird
I currently host email for a few domains as well as my own. I use a
Barracuda SPAM firewall for my own domain but not the others.
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
I currently host email for a few domains as well as my own. I use a
Barracuda SPAM firewall for my own domain but not the others. Anyways I
pointed an MX record for one of the domains to the Barracuda Spam Firewall.
That domain was not getting any spam whatsoever because
@wispa.org
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Barracuda = Source of SPAM?
Date: 05/21/08 16:21
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
gt; I currently host email for a few domains as well as my own. I use a
gt; Barracuda SPAM firewall for my own domain but not the others. Anyways
I
gt; pointed an MX record for one
If i deny SMTP to all but the barracudas IP then won't people not be able
to
send email ?
Obviously you'll have to adjust your firewall rules a little bit, to match
your network. :)
I've got two separate sets of firewall rules - one that protects my mail
server from the outside world, and
David E. Smith wrote:
If i deny SMTP to all but the barracudas IP then won't people not be able
to
send email ?
Obviously you'll have to adjust your firewall rules a little bit, to match
your network. :)
All of my MX records point to machines running the same set of spam
filtering
