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Question : What's the easiest way to track down the source of internal spam?
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My organization is being blacklisted by a few places and it is exceedingly difficult to determine why. Here are the particulars:
Exchange 2003 SP2 Sonicwall 1260 Pro firewall ~50 PCs using Outlook to connect to Exchange Symantec Corporate AV 10
Here are the things that I have tried already: Blocked all outgoing SMTP traffic from everywhere but the Exchange server on the firewall. Confirmed current Virus Defs on all PCs and ran a full scan. Ensured that open relay was disabled on the server.
Anyone have any ideas on what I might be doing wrong here? Is there a simple way to find out who is generating unwanted messages?
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Answer : What's the easiest way to track down the source of internal spam?
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I would take those bets on it being SPF, because that isn't the cause :)
The problem is the mailserver hostname - you can change that link this -> http://www.block.net.au/help/smtp-greeting
You want it to be mail.realogicin.com and not mail.rla.realogicinc.com
That should do it.
CBL will blacklist you for this, which is probably why you had a problem
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