> Any idea if ipswitch is going to add an easier way to do routing in
> the future?
No idea offhand; in a post yesterday, I suggested this be manageable
from the GUI using and use a dedicated MXHOSTS file or Registry key,
rather than abusing HOSTS. It does work, though, so let's hope other
> But I am always looking for bigger better cheaper.
Not an appropriate Q for a vendor-hosted list, I think, esp. if you're
happy.
-Sandy
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Thanks, this article worked.
Any idea if ipswitch is going to add an easier way to do routing in the
future?
- Original Message -
From: "Sanford Whiteman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Travis Carter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 11:59 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Best pr
> hehe, i know. but still, i jsut cat seem to stop this activity, i
> get hundreds a day emails to only within my company, just getting
> sick of it.
We all are. www.declude.com for Declude Junkmail (runs on Imail box),
or IMGate.MEIway.com (dedicated box).
-Sandy
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> I check my IP and it is also missing a reverse DNS entry. If this is
> a virtual domain on a hosting service and there are many domains
> using the same IP, how can I fix this?
You give the PTR to the Official Host Name. PTRs are intended to be
one-to-one, so this is it. As discussed
> I would like to allow relaying for all domains we host and disallow
> for any others? No matter what I try I keep getting 550 errors
> unless I authorized open relay.
Search for KB article "Imail as a Store-and-Forward server."
-Sandy
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i think its "imail plus", its available from the imail support page for
third party utils, if you dont find it, let me know, i should have a copy
somewhere.
Don
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dale McDiarmid
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002
hehe, i know. but still, i jsut cat seem to stop this activity, i get
hundreds a day emails to only within my company, just getting sick of it.
don
> any ideas out there how to stop this type of activity.
Not to be too 'Len,' but unplug your router. :))
-Sandy
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I check my IP and it is also missing a reverse DNS entry. If this is a
virtual domain on a hosting service and there are many domains using the
same IP, how can I fix this?
john
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From: "Rod Dorman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 20
I don't understand what you're trying to find out ?
As of email messaging server better than Imail?
Serhan.
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Kaigler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 10:41 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] looking for equivalents
> Hi,
>
Hi,
I have been a very happy imail customer for about 2 1/2 years. But I am
always looking for bigger better cheaper.
Any one have any suggestions?
thanks,
Bill
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Looking for the best practice, we have a imail
server running declude acting as a front end mailer (no users or domains) for
another mail platform.
I would like to allow relaying for all domains we
host and disallow for any others? No matter what I try I keep getting 550
errors unless I a
> Is there a way to allow postings from non-subscribed addresses without just
> opening up the list to everyone? I'd like to add specific addresses that
> would allow posting from those addresses, but they woudn't receive messages.
I found the trick to doing this, but it is a pain.
First you ma
> Ihave noticed that the reply to email address is
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]and the address that works is
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]'m thinking it has to do with my aliases
> somewhere but I'm not sure exactly where to look.
It has to do with your official hostname being
> on this note, why does Imail allow an outside entity to connect and
> send mail even if only internally, using one of my own email
> addresses, i too have the auth turned on, and my users have to enter
> their passwords before they can send mail
No, they don't. Only if they are sending
>>>Note that looking up sport158.com is useless--the EHLO is easily
>>>forged.
> Egad! so when I ping sport158.com the IP that comes back isn't necessarily
> real?!
No, I'm noting that the sport158.com in the header is not a reliable
source of sender information, as it is not validated.
-S
Hartshorn, Joel wrote:
> R. Scott Perry wrote:
> > Hartshorn, Joel wrote:
> > > When I do an nslookup on the IP it does not resolve, so I am assuming that
> > > my ISP doesn't have the IP address in reverse DNS.
> >
> > That most likely is the
> > case. http://www.DNSstuff.com/tools/ptr.ch?ip=2
>what is the number (8366) at the end of this entry in the smtp log?
>
>m:\IMail\spool\Dcd7205960094d0fd.SMD 8366
It's the size of the E-mail (8,366 bytes).
-Scott
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IMail. ht
Hello
all:
I'm a
real novice when it comes to SMTP, so I'm hoping that maybe one of you out there
might be able to help me out with a small dilema I'm having. I had a user report
to me that he attempted to send an email and both he and the person he was
sending to received the email 7 tim
Hello...
I run a corporate server for employees only. I'd like some way to retrieve
the users' passwords. I seem to remember there's a third-party software
that does this.
Is this still available? Is it stable and reliable? Where can I get it?
IMail 6.04 on WinNT4.
Thx,
D.
Please visit ht
Joel,
>When I do an nslookup on the IP it does not resolve, so I am assuming that
my ISP doesn't
>have the IP address in reverse DNS.
You are still barking up the wrong tree; there may be an error in that area,
but that is not the direct cause of your issue. Please (re)read the
following messag
I am running version 6 and have just set up several mailing lists. I (and others) can
send to the lists just fine but when a user tries to reply, the message never appears
to the list. I have the "reply to list" box checked.
I have noticed that the reply to email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok,
What if I run my own DNS, will this help? If so, can I just use iMail's DNS
Service?
Thanks,
Joel
-Original Message-
From: R. Scott Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 1:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] DNS Resolution
>When I do a
what is the number (8366) at the end of this entry in the smtp log?
m:\IMail\spool\Dcd7205960094d0fd.SMD 8366
Thanks,
Tom
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A new version is available that corrects the size reporting. It also groups
"invalid user" errors by IP from STMPD errors in case of dictionary attack.
The new install can be downloaded at:
ftp://ftp2.ipswitch.com/pub/beta/IMailLABeta4.exe
John Korsak
Product Marketing Manager, IMail Server
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Hello
all:
I'm a
real novice when it comes to SMTP, so I'm hoping that maybe one of you out there
might be able to help me out with a small dilema I'm having. I had a user report
to me that he attempted to send an email and both he and the person he was
sending to received the email 7 tim
>When I do an nslookup on the IP it does not resolve, so I am assuming that
>my ISP doesn't have the IP address in reverse DNS.
That most likely is the
case. http://www.DNSstuff.com/tools/ptr.ch?ip=209.206.239.100 shows that
the mailserver you sent your E-mail from is missing a reverse DNS en
Hartshorn, Joel wrote:
> Per my 550 Can't relay issue, it appears that I may have found something.
>
> When I do an nslookup on the IP it does not resolve, so I am assuming that
> my ISP doesn't have the IP address in reverse DNS.
>
> Does that sound right?
Even if your ISP has it in their DNS
IP's can be spoofed. The only defense against this is at your border router.
It needs to be set so it doesn't allow addresses it recognizes as internal
addresses to come from the external ports.
Eric S
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From: "Ken Innes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent
But our messages from our server - which do have reverse DNS - have
experienced similar problems
Thanks
At 10:28 AM 6/4/2002, you wrote:
>>So any ideas what's up with Mindspring? I've had two remote clients
>>with their own mail servers WITHOUT reverse DNS getting bounced
>>(we can't giv
In IMail 6.06, how do you turn off a host without deleting it?
-Jeff
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At 01:12 PM 6/4/2002 -0700, Sheldon Koehler wrote:
> > I am now ready to migrate my users from 6.06 to 7.07. What is the best
>way
> > since these are 2 different servers.
>
>I would strongly recommend upgrading your existing server to the new version
>first. This will properly convert everything
> I am now ready to migrate my users from 6.06 to 7.07. What is the best
way
> since these are 2 different servers.
I would strongly recommend upgrading your existing server to the new version
first. This will properly convert everything and you can make sure it is all
working. Then follow this
>Is this the EXACT text (less the quote > marks)? If so, it looks Imail
>is munging two copies of the same message together upon receipt.
>Whether this is the result of a deliberate hack or some badly written
>spam-blaster is not clear.
I'm a little out of my depth here, so I don't know w
Ok,
Per my 550 Can't relay issue, it appears that I may have found something.
When I do an nslookup on the IP it does not resolve, so I am assuming that
my ISP doesn't have the IP address in reverse DNS.
Does that sound right?
Thanks,
Joel
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on this note, why does Imail allow an outside entity to connect and send
mail even if only internally, using one of my own email addresses, i too
have the auth turned on, and my users have to enter their passwords before
they can send mail, how does someone else come in and send mail internally
wi
>>From <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tue Jun 04 12:14:15 2002
> Received: from sport158.com [From <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tue Jun 04 12:14:15
> 2002
> Received: from sport158.com [66.46.195.18] by ekos.com with ESMTP
> (SMTPD32-7.10) id A754C232065A; Tue, 04 Jun 2002 12:14:12 -0400
> X-UIDL: 322766513] by eko
Hi,
I am now ready to migrate my users from 6.06 to 7.07. What is the best way
since these are 2 different servers.
I was thinking of zipping the user folder, extract to the new server and
run convert.exe.
Is there a better way?
thanks in advance.
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[This E-mail scanned for viruses by Fr
Thanks Rich,
1. Are your users using Outlook ?
No mostly OE...actually no one using Outlook has said a thing just OE
users.
2. And after they logon do they click on Send/Receive ?
Some say yes some no. I have told them on there first logon to not hit
Send/Receive
3. It probably doesnt happen du
The posters list will work on a subscriber's only list but will over-ride
the subscribers in the current version. So for now you will need to have all
the subscribers PLUS the additional addresses in this list. So from your
webform you would need to populate the posters.lst file in the list's
dire
2 cents:
This is our first check, the lack of DNS, for spam control.
~Rick
A lot of larger companies are cracking down on mailservers with missing
reverse DNS entries. AOL's secret filtering (as opposed to their publicly
acknowledged filtering) has been proven to use the missing reverse DNS
I have been experiencing the same problem (using Outlook), so I
told Outlook to 'leave messages on the server' so I could read
the header with the IMail client, and found the following:
___
>From <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tue Jun 04 12:14:15 2002
Received: from sport158.com [From <[EMAIL PROTECTE
I have a user who says that sometime when he sends an email via webmail
It automatically attaches another email to it, as an attachment.
Has anyone else seen this?
This user has created several folders in webmail for his email.
Ver 7.07
Using killer webmail templates
Thanks-
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You can add the IP addresses to the IMail registry.
This article will get you in the neighborhood:
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19991007-DM02.htm
IMail - How to change the IP address of a domain
Dave
In reply to 3 Jun message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>Indeed. This is a NT4 Box. Yes, this i
>of their proxy server and then contacting the SMTP server worked. My
>question is does IMail automatically block IP addresses if there is too
>much mail coming from one IP?
yes, IMGate users have to turn that off, since IMGate (a single ip) can
send a ton of mail to Imail very quickly.
Len
Hello,
I have a group of users that sit behind a MS-Proxy server that access my
I-mail server. Yesterday, they had problems using SMTP to send mail. They
were able to receive mail and use web messaging fine. I have IMail 7.03,
SMTP Auth enabled, relay for local addresses, and I am not block
> This would also break the "Save a copy in sent folder" from web
> messaging as well.
Not really. If you're filtering correctly on headers, the envelope to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] will not be relevant.
-Sandy
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I looked at the posters.lst, but to be honest I can't find any good info. on
it. The knowledgebase has only one article and it says the posters.lst only
works on moderated lists... I have no moderated lists.
Does the posters.lst work on an unmoderated list?
Do I have to manually put each and ev
Paul
1. Are your users using Outlook ?
2. And after they logon do they click on Send/Receive ?
3. It probably doesnt happen during the day..just after they logon initially
in the morning ?
If so, tell them not to click on Send/Receive when they first open their
mail in the morning. Just have t
>So any ideas what's up with Mindspring? I've had two remote clients
>with their own mail servers WITHOUT reverse DNS getting bounced
>(we can't give it to them because we didn't give them their IPs - just
>handle other services)
A lot of larger companies are cracking down on mailservers with m
Hello,
Has anyone seen where users keep receiving a message 10 and 15 time.
Sent message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] currently 280 address and there has
been about 20 who are having this problem.
1. Everyone received it some are receiving it 10 and 15 times
(One user is actually receiving everything sin
enable and use the posters list
Eric S
- Original Message -
From: "Joe Wolf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 9:59 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Adding authorized posters to list...
> We run several lists and have had to allow only postings from subsc
OK - the main IP does have reverse, so if the PTR and EHLO do not
need to match, that should not be the problem.
So any ideas what's up with Mindspring? I've had two remote clients
with their own mail servers WITHOUT reverse DNS getting bounced
(we can't give it to them because we didn't give th
We run several lists and have had to allow only postings from subscribers to
cut down on unauthorized postings. The problem I have is that several list
subscribers want to post from an address different than the one they receive
the messages.
Is there a way to allow postings from non-subscribed
This would also break the "Save a copy in sent folder" from web messaging as
well.
Eric S
- Original Message -
From: "R. Scott Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 11:05 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Preventing Self-referential Spam
>
> >This mi
Thanks,
Curious though, if there is no real problem in their relaying mail from say
my PC for a domain that say is not any part of there IP block... well I was
asked by a customer of ours for whom we send an email newsletter to have it
with the FROM: being them ie FROM [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather tha
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