Hello,

I am running a 3.5 MBit SDSL from <http://www.nerim.net/> and have a
@home Mailserver which is currently (since 2007-12-17) hit by daily
several 100.000 spams (2-5 times 30-120 minutes) from over 2000
different IP's.

My mailserver is rejecing thios shit nearly perfect but the server
has a System- and CPU-load of nearly 100% which make the IMAP server
unusable and since the sevrer does automated mailprocessing (40.000
per day) I hit a real problem.

Now, since most senders (over 90%) have wrong reverse DNS I like to
know, whether there is a possibility to block such connections on
the router with iptables and helpers?

Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
    Michelle Konzack
    Systemadministrator
    Tamay Dogan Network
    Debian GNU/Linux Consultant


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