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Antispam - RBL

BSY
Hi @all,

what must I do to run the RBL on ASL 3.211?

Is it enough to add the URL in the RBL Field or is it nessesary to Enable the Sender Adress Verification, to? 

Which URL must I enter, where can I find these URL? Is it possible to use more than one URL?


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    You can try adding these to the RBL list 

    bl.spamcop.net
    dnsbl.njabl.org
    list.dsbl.org
    multihop.dsbl.org
    relays.ordb.org
    orbz.gst-group.co.uk
    orbs.dorkslayers.com
    relays.osirusoft.com
    sbl.spamhaus.org
    relays.visi.com
    dialups.mail-abuse.org
    relays.mail-abuse.org
  • 0 in reply to shaggypants
    Thanks @shaggypants for posting the URL.

    Can You gave me an Answer to my other question posted below? 

    Is it enough to add the URL in the RBL Field or is it nessesarry to enable the "Sender Adress Verification" , too?
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  • 0 in reply to shaggypants
    Thanks @shaggypants for posting the URL.

    Can You gave me an Answer to my other question posted below? 

    Is it enough to add the URL in the RBL Field or is it nessesarry to enable the "Sender Adress Verification" , too?
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  • 0 in reply to BSY
    You do not 'need' to enable "Sender Address Verification", however I take the view that if the senders domain does not resolve, the email is likely to be suspect anyway.

    I would also suggest that you carefully monitor what email is being rejected using the RBL servers. You may find that mail rejected by multihop.dsbl.org in particular may be a little 'agressive', but it cetainly cuts down on the SPAM.   [:)]