A Few Post Install Questions

Phillip Udel Phil.Udel at salemcorp.com
Wed Jul 19 17:14:06 IST 2006


I finished the install in production and it was really smooth to set up.  :)
So I have a few setup questions I thought I would ask the group.

Currently I am running a 5 for Spam Actions and I quarantine them and a 9
for the High Scoring Spam Actions witch are deleted. This might be hard to
answer, but would that be a normal setup for a company?

Would it be unwise to push up the Spam score on RCVD_IN_BL_SPAMCOP_NET  and
a few other list servers to something like 15 to force the mail into a high
score and force the delete?  I figure if they are in the lists then I don't
need them.

I have installed MailWatch for the first time,  and I really like it.  But I
did have a concern with the Whitelist/blacklist. It seems less functional
then the normal tables and it does not look like it supports wildcards. Is
that truly a disadvantage?   


Currently I have MCP Checks set to no in the MailScanner.Conf but in the
mail log I see this message:
Jul 19 12:03:54 cat MailScanner[30088]: MCP Checks completed at 1389073
bytes per second Is that normal?


Phillip Udel
Senior Systems Administrator
Admin at SalemCorp.com
(800) 877-2536 Ext 212
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1) On the keyboard of life, always keep one finger on the escape key.
2) There are absolutely no absolutes.
3) Artificial Intelligence is no match for natural stupidity 
4) Information is not Knowledge, Knowledge is not Wisdom, and Wisdom is not
Truth


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