use...@schani.com wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> in my loglist i see a lot of entrys of spamsenders witch have
>
> passed the limit (7) of ip connections. But they still count up. It is
>
> always the same sender ip (125.162.40.250), an he is sending
> the last days
>
> to diverent domains and account on my host. Is it possible to
> prevent this?
>
> Like: you ar sending al lot of spam today, your locked out.
>
> I use the
>
> option Enforce Early PenaltyBox Extreme IP Profiling
> _(ForcePBExtreme)_
>
>
>
> Should i use PenaltyBox - IP Profiles ?
>
> This option is now only set to
>
> "monitor"
>
> Thanks for help.
>
> Christian
>
> Oct-2-09 11:24:11
>
> WebWorks-75451-08264 125.162.40.250 added 40 ('125.162.40.250' passed
>
> limit(7) of ip connection frequency), total score for IP
> '125.162.40.0' is
>
> now 3405
Make sure you save some of the emails (including headers) so that you
can report the IP to their Internet provider. Use "Arin" to find the
provider and then complain to them with your proof.
Anyways, you can block their IP using: (denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways).
You will no longer receive emails from that IP Address.
Kind Regards,
Brett
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