Mailbomb And Spam Security - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

The move option specifies to place problem messages in the
Agent. The send option specifies to send the message as an attachment to the Internet Agent
postmaster defined in ConsoleOne (Internet Agent object > GroupWise > Gateway Administrators).
The both option specifies to move the message to
option specifies to discard problem messages. The default when no switch is specified is move. See
Section 46.1.6, "Determining What to Do with Undeliverable Messages," on page
Syntax: /badmsg-move|send|both|neither
Example: /badmsg-both
/fut
Forwards undeliverable messages to the specified host. See
Do with Undeliverable Messages," on page
Syntax: /fut-host
Example: /fut-novell.com
/mudas
Controls how much of the original message is sent back when a message is undeliverable. By
default, only 2 KB of the original message is sent back. The value is specified in KB (8=8KB). See
Section 46.1.6, "Determining What to Do with Undeliverable Messages," on page
Syntax: /mudas-KB
Example: /mudas-16

52.6.13 Mailbomb and Spam Security

Multiple unsolicited messages (sometimes called a mailbomb or spam) from the Internet can
potentially harm your GroupWise messaging environment. At the least, it can be annoying to your
users. You can use the following switches to help protect your GroupWise system from malicious,
accidental, and annoying attacks:
/disallowauthrelay
/mbcount
/mbtime
/rejbs
/xspam
/rbl
/disallowauthrelay
Prevents spammers from using GroupWise accounts to authenticate to the Internet Agent and use it
as a relay host for their spam. It has no effect on normal GroupWise account usage.
Syntax: /disallowauthrelay
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