On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote: > Rob Mangiafico wrote: > > On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote: > >>> User emails from his/her dialup IP directly to trusted_networks server 1 > >>> (which is allowed by access not SMTPAUTH), which then goes to my server. > >>> It seems this email gets flagged as DUL, PBL, etc... > >>> > >>> user1 -> trusted_networks server 1 -> final destination > >>> > >>> Is there any way to not have this happen (get flagged) besides SMTPAUTH > >>> checks? Remove server 1 from trusted_networks? ... > >> Is "server 1" acting only as an MSA, or is it also acting as an MX, or > >> intermediate relay? > > > > server 1 is an MSA/MTA. Each server is an independent sendmail server both > > receiving and sending email. > > OK, as long as they're not acting as an MX or passing mail from your MX > to the machine running SA, which sounds like is the case, you'll want to > make sure that the server (that is acting as an MSA) is not in your > internal_networks. > > So either (i) have trusted_networks include all your servers and > internal_networks include all your servers except the MSA, or (ii) just > define your trusted_networks to include all your servers except the MSA > (and take a really small hit on some extra DNS lookups that are going to > end up cached by your DNS server) and don't bother setting > internal_networks.
Thanks! I was getting wrapped around the axle on trusted_networks, and had it set for all our servers that are also MSA/MTA's. I removed them all from trusted_networks, and no more dynamic IP false hits. :) Rob
