Re: Filter

[john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (John Sievert)]

You don't even need a filter to do this.  Go to mail blocking options 
and enter the address that you want blocked in the appropriate box.
This is essentially the same thing as blocking by setting up a filter 
for these two cases.

I am assuming that this is someone making up an address to appear as 
if  it is from your domain.  If you have no addresses of this type, 
then  you also just need to set PO to reject email from users that 
don't  exist (provided that you have no users of this name).

Another frequent problem that you see in spam is where you will 
receive  a spam message where the from message was from you.  This is 
more  difficult and depends on if you have remote users or not.  If 
not, then  you can specify the address range for your network and 
then reject src  host address that are not your domain (different 
than from) and where  the destination is your domain.

for example:

src host 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.255 NOT OR
src host *mydomain.com* NOT

FROM: *mydomain.com*

copyto: discard:

j.

On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, at 10:04 a, Marc Flieder wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> how can I set a filter that discards the mail adressed at
>
> mydomain@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> and
>
> sales@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Thanks, Marc
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