Don't just read respond what you think? Fortimail 200D has 2048 entry limit on their white lists that is static. The 2048 limit for addresses is static. Only a manual delete on e-mails can free up entries. I put in a feature request to have the list made dynamic. I came up with many solutions for Fortinet. However, my account manager does not think it is worth doing. Problem: Our sales staff white lists are filled. Any new e-mails my sales staff send out can't be automatically whitelisted. This forces every return e-mail to be scanned by Fortimail 200D. Most of them end up in the quarantine. With greylisting turned on, this delays the e-mails by 15-30 minutes. Also, my sales staff has to check both Exchange and their Quarantine constantly. My solutions are 1.) Make the list dynamic with either a TTL (Time to live) on each address 2.) Put in non-ISP based e-mails address as domain only, this does not include Comcast.com, gmail, yahoo, or other bulk free e-mail servers. It would do private corporations as domain only. 3.) When the list gets to 80% purge the 20% of the old entries 4.) Since the list is stored in order of last to first and fills from the bottom, delete the top entries and resort. 2048 entries of 30-50 characters can't be that large. Even if it was 50 bytes each x 2048 entries = 102,400 bytes. It should not take 200D that long to accomplish.
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