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V18 and whitelisting IP ranges

MOLD RITE

Does V18 still not know how to white list an IP range in the e-mail protection module?  This is a major problem for us.



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    Hi  

    Could you please let us know your issue in detail? It would help us to assist you better. Please share details and screenshot of configuration

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    I didn't think a screen shot would be necessary, because this was a known feature gap in version 17.  to recap: when creating an exception rule in the e-mail protection (anti-spam) module of exemptions form various tests, I can specify a list of domains / email address to whitelist ("*@example.com" or "John.Doe@gmail.com").  Or I can specify a list of host definitions to exempt (or "white list") from the tests.  However, I cannot specify a network or range of addresses.

     

    For example, I have been asked to whitelist IP range 209.112.104.1 through 209.112.104.254.  This SHOULD be as simple as created a network definition of 209.112.104.0/24, then whitelisting it; nearly every other anti-spam tool on the planet has that ability.  Instead, I have to create 253 individual Host IP definitions and add them individually.

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  • 0 in reply to Keyur

    I didn't think a screen shot would be necessary, because this was a known feature gap in version 17.  to recap: when creating an exception rule in the e-mail protection (anti-spam) module of exemptions form various tests, I can specify a list of domains / email address to whitelist ("*@example.com" or "John.Doe@gmail.com").  Or I can specify a list of host definitions to exempt (or "white list") from the tests.  However, I cannot specify a network or range of addresses.

     

    For example, I have been asked to whitelist IP range 209.112.104.1 through 209.112.104.254.  This SHOULD be as simple as created a network definition of 209.112.104.0/24, then whitelisting it; nearly every other anti-spam tool on the planet has that ability.  Instead, I have to create 253 individual Host IP definitions and add them individually.

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