Hi,
I currently work for a UK University, and we're in the process of reviewing
our aging exim servers. As part of this process we're bouncing around the
idea of an external party taking over our frontend MX servers. The likes of
Proofpoint, Mimecast, and another which Gartner suggested, but I hav
Hi,
We appear to be having a listing issue with our servers with Trustwave. And
appear to be struggling to get a hold of them.
The postmaster address appears to be filtered, and as its a listing issue
mail to postmaster etc is failing.
Thanks.
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Hi,
So this morning one of our customers has had all their O365 admin accounts
stripped of their admin privileges, and various user accounts are spewing
out spam.
Going through normal support channels we're told we're to wait 2-4business
days to speak to anyone at Microsoft (Microsoft first line
for admin accounts), and
> never give admin access to someone's account that they use for normal user
> activity.
>
> Jesse
>
> On 11/5/20 5:47 AM, Simon Burke via mailop wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > So this morning one of our customers has had all their O365 a
All,
This is an odd scenario, but sadly one I find myself in.
Work is a large organisation, and currently does not have an SPF record.
The reason is that there are a large (and unknown) number of internal and
external parties that send mail on our domain, as well as sub-domains.
So, even if we d
uring discovery. This would have the same effect
> as your current scenario of having no SPF record, while still allowing for
> positive matches of your legitimate known mail-flow until you get to a
> point you move to ~all.
>
> - Mark Alley
> On 1/11/2023 7:08 AM, Simon Burke via
Hello all,
I've recently come across a frustrating issue which was compounded by
Proofpoint sending the entire rejected message in NDRs.
Normally this is not an issue, but when a message is rejected due to either
content reasons or message size that can have undesireable effects.
Our existing
