Our ISP claims that we have an SMTP open relay -- they are able to send mail to themselves through our server. They have blacklisted us internally, but so far MAPS et al have not blacklisted us.
This is Groupwise 5.5.4 on Netware 5.0 SP5
Have taken several steps, per Novell's TID's (including 10061682, 10058841) and mail-abuse.org ( including the following:
* In GWIA.CFG file, manually added switch "/NOROUTING"
* in nwadmin, changed to "prevent message relaying" in the SMTP relay settings
* patched the GWIA files up to fgwiad.exe, which are dated September 2001
* rebuilt the GWIA access database (GWAC.DB)
Questions:
gwia.cfg “is not intended to be edited manually,” but I had already done that for other reasons months ago. Does having edited this manually neutralize changes made from nwadmin? Should gwia.cfg be deleted and re-built?
Re-started the GWIA and all Groupwise NLM’s, but does server need to be re-started for changes to be fully effective?
Will updating to NW5 SP6 have any impact?
Other ideas on how to close the open relay?
Truth-Compassion-Tolerance
This is Groupwise 5.5.4 on Netware 5.0 SP5
Have taken several steps, per Novell's TID's (including 10061682, 10058841) and mail-abuse.org ( including the following:
* In GWIA.CFG file, manually added switch "/NOROUTING"
* in nwadmin, changed to "prevent message relaying" in the SMTP relay settings
* patched the GWIA files up to fgwiad.exe, which are dated September 2001
* rebuilt the GWIA access database (GWAC.DB)
Questions:
gwia.cfg “is not intended to be edited manually,” but I had already done that for other reasons months ago. Does having edited this manually neutralize changes made from nwadmin? Should gwia.cfg be deleted and re-built?
Re-started the GWIA and all Groupwise NLM’s, but does server need to be re-started for changes to be fully effective?
Will updating to NW5 SP6 have any impact?
Other ideas on how to close the open relay?
Truth-Compassion-Tolerance