From: Charles M. <CMarcus@Media-Brokers.com> - 2007-04-30 10:44:58
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Dave Emory wrote: > Hello, All. > > I did some testing of the IP address number-of-connections limit function, > and found a behavior that you should be aware of if you use this function. > The mailer I used to send the test messages makes a new connection for each > email address in the "from" field. If the number of recipients in the from > field Eh? Recipients? In the FROM field?? That would be 'senders', and why would there be more than one in the 'From:' field? I'm guessing you meant 'TO:', 'CC:' and 'BCC:' fields? Making a separate connection for each in the TO/CC fields doesn't make sense, but maybe it does for the BCC field? > exceeds the max SMTP ip connections limit, the IP address will be > blocked and get a PB score (if enabled). Blocking starts as soon as the > limit is exceeded, so some mail will not be delivered. I reduced the > frequency test duration due to this issue so the function still helps > prevent denial-of-service, but mail isn't blocked for the default 3600 -- Best regards, Charles |