What kind of network usage does a surbl mirror see? We might be interested in setting up a regional surbl mirror. We handle about 80K messages a day.
Dave Goodrich said: > Jeff Chan wrote: > >> On Wednesday, August 11, 2004, 5:10:00 PM, Ryan Thompson wrote: > <snip> >> >> We have 28 name servers around the world, with some more in >> the works. We also have or will have multiple redundant rsync >> servers, and we do want larger installations to use rsync instead >> of the public name servers. Large installation means processing >> more than 100k messages per day. >> >> Jeff C. > > We are currently handling 250k a day in messages with about 30% using > SA. Do you have information available on the setup required for large > sites? > > We would certainly like to go this route as there is a great possibility > that our SA setup will soon become an opt-out system with our users. We > have already gone this route with AV scanning as a way to protect our > own network. > > I would also entertain the possibility of becoming an alternate/regional > site for others. We have a few spare Sparc 20s lying around that could > become servers for answering SURBL queries. It's time our management > repaid their opensource debt back to the community ;^) > > DAve > -- Luke Computer Science System Administrator Security Administrator,College of Engineering Montana State University-Bozeman,Montana
