MS punishes my own modem pool

[Daniel Kleinsinger]

> > >In your spam rules.. Whitelist your From your domain
>
> >True.  Better than my idea.  Also check for the filename/filetype
> >settings,
> your users may get pissed   >off if you filter the .exe.
>

Rereading Ugo's mail I notice he used the Spam List config option, not
whitelisting.  That would still run your normal SA checks.  So disregard
that part.  The part about using IPs instead of domain names still stands
(unless I misread something else too)....  Always triple check mail sent to
lists.

Daniel

>
> > > Julian,
> > >
> > > Here's a
> puzzle...  Our modem pool (137.146.110.0/24) is listed on
> > > dnsbl.sorbs.net, CBL, t1.bl.reynolds.net.au.  Ok, good.  But if I
> > > use "Spam List = SORBS-DNSBL" in MS, then all of my modem
> users get
> > > their outbound email tagged with {Spam?} in the subject
> line, which
> > > really annoys my users and makes me look like an idiot -- even if
> > > they are doing the right thing and sending their email thru our
> > > mail-hub. How to prevent this, yet still use SORBS, CBL, etc?
> > >
> > > Jeff Earickson
> > > Colby College
> > >
>