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MAPS Spam Protection

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omegauser

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Hi,

Do you enable MAPS protection? how does it works?
If I enable it askes me tha MAP Zones, wich zones are these?

Thanks
 
Originally posted by omegauser Do you enable MAPS protection? how does it works?
If I enable it askes me tha MAP Zones, wich zones are these?[/B]

Sure - I don't think any serious ISP would choose - not to - use some MAPS on their systems.

But if you don't know anything about MAPS it could do more harm/damage than help you and your customers.

Search aroundt the internet to see more about using MAPS (Mail Abuse Prevention System) ... on www.ordb.org , spamcop.net and other related sites.

Search around this forum for different opinions on which RBLS to use.

Just keep in mind that choosing one or two wrong RBLS may result in users not being able to recieve important mails. And don't use to many RBLS as this will slow down (or at worst case - stop) mail delievery on your system.
 
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