1) IMail anti-virus scanning
2) IMail connection/DNS based anti-spam tests.
Is this really the order it does it in?
What's the point of accepting the entire message if you're gonna reject
based on IP address?
Good point... That's my understanding of the order. Though it would make
more sense to do the following:
1) IMail connection based anti-spam tests.
2) IMail anti-virus scanning
3) IMail DNS based anti-spam tests.
Then the rest as detailed before.
Perhaps the Ipswitch guys can chime in on this one
Regards,
David Gregg
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