Is there a way to block ip addresses from accessing our mail server-
We are using declude to block the spam from going out-- and delete the
accounts when we see them-
But I would also want to block the IP addresses from Nigeria like
80.231.4.10
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Is there a way to block ip addresses from accessing our mail server-
We are using declude to block the spam from going out-- and delete the
accounts when we see them-
But I would also want to block the IP addresses from Nigeria like
80.231.4.10
To block IP's, you can use the control
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone can help.
I have an email server with an account that is setup to forward to a list on
that same domain. The reason it forwards to a list is because of the number
of email it needs to go to. Anyway... the forwarding worked until a week
ago. This is what it is
Stupid me it was DNS settings that didn't update on the Imail SMTP after
I changed it on the NIC.
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From: Robert Perez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 12:23 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Forwarding problems
Hi,
Ok good--
How would I block all the Ips from Nigeria?
How do I know what they are?
dk
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Well when www.blackholes.us gets back online (they are up and down randomly)
you can get a list form them.
Later
T
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To block IP's, you can use the control access list found in Imail's admin
under SMTP/SMTP Security
Just a little clarification for me if you will.
Here's our situation...All our inbound email comes from a server which
process's the email and removes SPAM. So ALL our INCOMING email is from
Use at your own risk. I make no claims as to this lists fitness or accuracy.
This certainly won't stop all the Nigerian emails. They often use free mail
accounts out of country to try and solicit. # Nigeria IP blocks:
# List of ip blocks allocated and assigned directly by RIRs to ISPs
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Hi all,
- I downloaded the Premium trial version of ICS 2.01
- Installed it on a windows 2000 and 2003 server
- in the Imail administrator, the antispam branch under each hosts' root
does not show up ...
Am I missing something?
Andrew
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It only appears under hosts that are assigned an IP. Virtual hosts use the
settings under the default host that you installed it as.
Darin.
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From: Andrew Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: IMail_Forum@list.ipswitch.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 3:05 PM
Subject:
Is there a way to block those Ips from even seeing our server? So they will
get a 404?
And 62.173.32.0/19 that means .0 - .19 ?
How would I enter that into smtp area--- enter each IP address?
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My question: Will using the control access mentioned above block
Incoming AND outgoing? Or just Incoming?
It will block all connections to SMTPD from the banned addresses, as
there is no way of knowing whether the recipients will be local or
remote before the session begins.
--Sandy
Hi,
I created a host with an assigned IP, and yes you're right it does show up.
Could you be more clear though on how the virtual hosts use this? Eg, if my
main IP host is using premium antispam to add x headers, will my virtual
hosts do the same?
Cheers
Andrew
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Yep. All virtual hosts use the same settings as the main/official host.
Other IPed hosts have their own settings.
Darin.
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From: Andrew Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 4:29 PM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum]
Not to be picky but, the Virtual Hosts will use the settings of the domain
that is bound to the IP they connect to. Not necessarily to Primary domain.
In fact we have users that use a dummy domain bound to a different IP to
control who gets Anti-Spam/Anti-virus scanning.
Eric S
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Ahh... well that's only in the newer versions of IMail that allow binding
virtual doamins to a particular IP, correct? I don't remember when this was
introduced, but it was either 8.1x or 8.2.
Darin.
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From: Eric Shanbrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Title: Utility for importing iMail mailboxes into Exchange server
Is there a utility which allows to import iMail mailboxes into Exchange Server ?
Regards,
-Kalpesh K.
nope it has always been there... all you do is point DNS to the IP on IMail
you want to connect to
Eric S
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From: Darin Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 5:24 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Premium Antispam Tab
Okay, I've done that. Another set of stupid questions:
1. I assume that the occurrences column shows how many messages were
involved to make up the number in the Bytes column... Is that assumption
correct?
2. Under remote delivery size part of the report, I still see local
addresses. Why
Hmmm, so virtual domains don't belong to the official host? Virtual answer
to any IP that IMail listens on, regardless of IPed domains also existing?
Well, you learn something new every day...
Darin.
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From: Eric Shanbrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This may have already been reported, but I found out today that a bunch
of Verizon's IP blocks were erroneously listed by some external
blacklisting service, used by AOL and EarthLink to deny connections from
dialup\dynamic users. If you are on Verizon pipes and can't send to AOL
or Earthlink,
They've been on a number of blacklists for at least a couple of weeks now.
Darin.
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From: Dave Marchette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: IMail_Forum@list.ipswitch.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 7:24 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Verizon
This may have already been reported,
Does anyone know if there are any problems running Imail
7.1 on Windows 2003 Server with a SQL User DB? We have an Imail 7.1/Windows
2000 setup which is pretty solid but we are considering upgrading to Windows
2003. I saw some references to Windows 2003 Server and Imail in the archives,
Hmmm, so virtual domains don't belong to the official host? Virtual
answer to any IP that IMail listens on, regardless of IPed domains
also existing? Well, you learn something new every day...
Wherever they do not have their own settings, IP-less virtual hosts
use the settings of the
Is there a utility which allows to import iMail mailboxes into Exchange
Server ?
Search the archives: IMail mailboxes are in Unix mbox format (with a
proprietary index file, which is not necessary to import).
If you Google, you'll see a variety of scripts to get mbox files into
Exchange
Sorry to keep dragging this topic on... but I'm pretty sure when I installed
ICS 2.01 premium, and it asked me for my host, it set it up as virtual and
not with an IP... so the tab wasn't available.
Don't you think the first host entered during the program setup should be
forced to have an IP and
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