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Posted: 17 November 2004 at 8:13am |
Hi, I'm adminstering a logsat implentation and several domains are passing trough the logsat. On one of the domain I have a huge amount of spam going to non existing users. there are for that particular domain only 5 mail accounts, so i want to be able to drop all the others without quarantaining. What is the best way to solve this issue?
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Sebastian,There is an "Authorized TO Emails" whitelist. If you want SpamFilter to only deliver emails to specific addresses in your domain(s), you can manage such a list here. Please not that if such a list is present, SpamFilter will not deliver email to an address unless it is present in such a list. Use with care, as the list is global to all domains SpamFilter is configured for.If you have several domains, but only one of them has the 5 users you mention, that whitelist will not work for you. An option would be to run 2 separate instances of SpamFilter (you will need to install multiple copies of SpamFilter in different directories), each one with its own settings, each one listening on a different IP:port combination.Please note that you do *not* need an extra licenses when running multiple instances. SpamFilter is licensed per Windows server, and you may run as many copies you wish in that Windows environment.Roberto F.
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