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How to block a incoming mail adress
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Do you want to block the IP address of the SMTP server or or you trying to block a specific email address?
If you want to block the IP address of the remote SMTP server, create Network Entity host entries for each host or subnet to block.
Create a Network Entity group call blocked-smtp-servers and add all these newly created hosts and subnets.
Create a new Deny access to Services rule with connection from <DMZ NIC> from Source block-smtp-servers Destined for <your mail server> coming out <appropriate interface>
On the Service tab, include *smtp service.
I use this setup to block subnets of spammers that use several IP addresses within a subnet. The group can also include hosts, too.
To filter logfile to see results: Search component gwcontrol and Text explicit deny
If you want to block the IP address of the remote SMTP server, create Network Entity host entries for each host or subnet to block.
Create a Network Entity group call blocked-smtp-servers and add all these newly created hosts and subnets.
Create a new Deny access to Services rule with connection from <DMZ NIC> from Source block-smtp-servers Destined for <your mail server> coming out <appropriate interface>
On the Service tab, include *smtp service.
I use this setup to block subnets of spammers that use several IP addresses within a subnet. The group can also include hosts, too.
To filter logfile to see results: Search component gwcontrol and Text explicit deny
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