Does Brightmail just do SMTP filtering on incoming and outgoing or does it also check the mail box itself.
I would read the docs, since I have never used it.
It should not be difficult.
I hope this helps !
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How to configure in detail the Brightmail 5.2 anti-spam for lotus domino 7. mx pointer is towards
the brightmail server and the brightmail is connected to domino on port 26.
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Syinfra
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You should not be using port 26. Go back to port 25, then enforce no inbound connections except from the Brightmail authorized IP addresses, via the Server Configuration document(s). That's really all there is to it.
If Brightmail is using TLS, it is slightly more complicated. You have to enable TLS in the server document, and then you'll have to decide whether you need a setup that only supports TLS or allows non-TLS internally.
I suppose you found this document already:
ftp://ftp.symantec.com/pub
http://www.bersis.pt/templ
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by: sjef_bosmanPosted on 2009-02-20 at 00:34:47ID: 23689923
No clue. I can only say that kSpam does a great job when it comes to avoiding spam. See http://www.openntf.org/pro jects/PMT. nsf/Projec tLookup/kS pam