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More fun and games with the XG configuration.

IanMorehouse

Continuing on with the learning of this device. I have some sort of mail scanning working.

I can scan outgoing mail, my trailer message proves that.

Incoming gets scanned, but yesterday I received 32 spam mail messages from nobody to nobody. I received one clean email and another identifying both sender and receiver with a spam tag in the XG.

Appears as though all my various UTM daily reports and email from friends are classified as spam.

Ongoing work in learning this new toy. I hope the next release is early Jan 2016?

Ian



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    Hi Ian,

    Please provide me you Mail Server's IP address and Domain Name.

    I will need some more information to properly investigate this matter, can you share screenshots of the present configurations in XG for Anti Spam.

    Inbound Emails from specific Email Addresses may be blocked by Sophos Firewall (SF) if:

    - The Email is detected as spam by SF’s Anti-spam Engine.

    - The source IP Address is present in a Real-time Black List and classified as Spam.

    - SMTP Oversize Mail Action is set to Reject or Drop and Email exceeds the set limit.

    If you trust the source of the Email, you can White List it in SF.

    Thanks

    Sachin Gurung

  • 0 in reply to sachingurung

    What I suspect happens in the XG so that the spam count from no-one to no-one is each attachment is treated as a message, because some of the daily UTM reports have ten or more attachments.

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