Created on 07-02-2007 09:23 AM
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ORIGINAL: Schooner So which is better? Do wildcards work 100% or are they hit and miss. Do perl expressions work better?I don' t know if that question is useful. Regexp brings to you granularity ' at extreme' ; you can match accurately everything you need with regexp; the drawback is learning curve. Wildcard are just that; simpler, if the job is done, ok, but if not...
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Is there any configuration that I need to check of? Fyi, I used F-100A with FortiOS 3.000.Assuming that your protection profile is checking Black/White List and it' s indeed applied to the relevant incoming SMTP firewall policy, the issue may be trickier: AS logs should give you a key about this; Look the AS filter order at: http://kc.forticare.com/default.asp?id=539&Lang=1&SID= Whitelisting email address applies after RBL/Fortiguard/Helo DNS lookup/IP address BWL; Maybe those another filters are catching those incoming mails. As said above, check AS logs for the clue.
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