Go to this link
http://www.backscatterer.o
Put your external ip address here and test. This will force a manual check on your ip. If everything is okay, you should be delisted after awhile
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Browse All TopicsOur external IP address for our email has been listed with http://www.backscatterer.o
I've also tried this:
http://www.experts-exchang
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Go to this link
http://www.backscatterer.o
Put your external ip address here and test. This will force a manual check on your ip. If everything is okay, you should be delisted after awhile
Testresult for xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:
This IP IS CURRENTLY LISTED in our Database.
Please note that this listing does not mean you are a spammer, it means your mailsystem is either poorly configured or it is using abusive techniques.
If you don't know what BACKSCATTER or Sender Callouts are, click the links above to get clue how to stop that kind of abuse.
To track down what happened investigate your smtplogs near 07.09.2009 16:10 CEST +/-10 minutes.
You will either find that your system tried to send bounces or autoresponders to claimed but in reality faked senders, or your system tried sender verify callouts against our members near that time.
So you should look for outgoing emails that have a NULL SENDER or POSTMASTER in MAIL FROM and which got rejected at remote systems.
Read the rejection texts carefully and it shouldn't be a big deal to figure out what caused or renewed your listing.
History:09.05.2008 21:30 CEST listed
06.06.2008 22:30 CEST expired
25.11.2008 01:20 CET listed
23.12.2008 02:00 CET expired
08.02.2009 09:00 CET listed
31.08.2009 20:30 CEST delisted 109 Impacts were seen while it was listed.
07.09.2009 16:10 CEST listed
A total of 1 Impacts were detected during this listing. Last was 07.09.2009 16:10 CEST +/- 10 minutes.
Earliest date this IP can expire is 05.10.2009 16:10 CEST.
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This IP is temporary listed.
The listing will expire automatically and free of charge 4 weeks after the last abuse is seen from that IP.
Expedited manual expressdelisting is available as an option if you do not want to wait for the automatic and free expiration.
You will be charged 50 Euro's using one of the following payment services.
WARNING: Before requesting expressdelisting make sure the problem which caused the listing is fixed, otherwise you are at risk to get listed again if new abuse becomes known.
Also - I didn't have smtplogs logging enabled at that time so there was nothing to check.
Turn on Recipient Filtering (if it is not already) to drop messages destined for invalid recipients:
http://www.msex
Also - check your IP on www.mxtoolbox.com/blacklis
What are you using for Spam filtering?
Receipient Filtering is turned on and tar pitting has been enabled. I have restarted the SMTP Service after that. (This was done earlier today, but I did just verfy the configuration) The exchange server has not been rebooted.
Results from mxtoolbox:
Backscatter.org LISTED Sorry 68.248.135.132 is blacklisted at Detail
Return codes were: 127.0.0.2 2100 140
For spam filtering I am using Surf Control - Email Filter.
The recipient filtering needs to be done by whatever is accepting email from the internet. If that is Surf Control then that product needs to it. Doing it on Exchange is too late and will cause back scatter.
You need to reject the email at the point of delivery, at the edge.
If Surf Control cannot do recipient validation then you will have to put something in front of it that can.
Simon.
I wasn't able to find any place to do this within surf control. Is there a way to just add all of our users to a whitelist and have all of the other emails go into a folder that eventually gets deleted? Would we still get NDR's if that was the case?
Or do you have any other ideas on something else that would do what you mentioned?
I would speak to whoever supplies surf control, because recipient validation should be a basic part of any antispam solution. I have sites that drop 10,000 messages a day to non valid users.
Otherwise you are looking at either an antispam appliance or SMTP gateway in front of the machine that can do LDAP lookups. I wrote an article on building an SMTP gateway here: http://www.amset.info/exch
You would use a Windows machine and then a copy of Vamsoft ORF.
Simon.
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by: GFCUPosted on 2009-09-17 at 13:54:04ID: 25360975
Also,
our current setup is a exchange server within the trusted network and email is routed to the email filter server that is located on a DMZ zone. The outside ip address that is listed with backscatterer is the ip address of the internet email filter server. - FYI:)