Hello,
today it seems like the RBL Pattern is broken, some E-Mails are getting blocked who are not on the Blacklist.
Anyone else
Greetings Felix
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Hello,
today it seems like the RBL Pattern is broken, some E-Mails are getting blocked who are not on the Blacklist.
Anyone else
Greetings Felix
Resolution
Issue is not due to Sophos UTM, rather due to Spamhaus' policy regarding lookups from Public DNS providers.
Option 1:
Uncheck "Use recommended RBL" and enter in a custom RBL if necessary.
Do not use cbl.abuseat.org as a custom RBL at present if you use public DNS.
http://www.anti-abuse.org/multi-rbl-check/ Contains a listing of common RBLs
Option 2:
Under Network Services>DNS>Request Routing add cbl.abuseat.org to the domain field and then either directly add the Spamhaus IP or an alternate DNS server to not forward this domain via public DNS.
Wouldn't it be maybe also a (better) solution to use the "Request Routing" function of the UTM? Under "Network Services" -> "Request Routing" specific routes for zen.spamhaus.org could be added to have their NS servers be queried when the resolution is being tried. I think such an entry would be a beginning (there are waay more NS servers from spamhaus):
Wouldn't it be maybe also a (better) solution to use the "Request Routing" function of the UTM? Under "Network Services" -> "Request Routing" specific routes for zen.spamhaus.org could be added to have their NS servers be queried when the resolution is being tried. I think such an entry would be a beginning (there are waay more NS servers from spamhaus):
Wouldn't it be a nice if Sophos pais for the RBLs? We wouldn't have this problem if Sophos does. We pay for E-Mail security.