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As of yesterday, my SBS2003 server running E2003 and Ninja 2.1.4552 [all patches and updates applied] started shoving NijnaPimSvc.exe consuming 99% of my CPU and mail flow stopped. I followed the instruction for unbinding the sinks, restarting the services even rebooting the server, it takes around 30 minutes of normal work and than it happens again, CPU use up to 100% and mail flow stops...
Please help
We want to block all pps attachment I go in the I go on the default policy rule tab and try to add a regular expression like this *.pps quarantaine inbound external . and it said *.pps is not a valid regular expression. what i do wrong
Is there a way to globally block a list of email addresses, or a complete email domain by using the Ninja interface? I thought it was under AntiSpam Rules but my rules don't appear to be working as the unwanted email address is still getting through. If this doesn't work, I suppose I'll have to dabble with Message Filtering in Exchange.
Ninja Sunbelt Definition "Out of Date". Cloudmark updating just fine, as well as the anti-virus definitions. I support 4 small companies who use Ninja. On 3 of them, the Sunbelt definitions stopped updating on 8/7, 8/9, and 8/11. Did something change in August to cause this? They are all version 2.1.4503. They all worked up until that week in August. Thank You!
We have just installed Exchange 2007 SP1 on Windows Server 2008 and Exchange is working. We installed Ninja on the Hub Transport servers and configured Ninja. Ninja is scanning the emails, but not assigning values to the emails. The email headers only have this entry from Ninja:
Are Ninja "Sunbelt Antispam" updates not working? I'm getting the Cloudmark ones ok as well as the antivirus plugin updates. Last Sunbelt antispam plugin update was listed as 2008-08-17 5:30.
Ninja sent me notifications that the definitions are over 24 hours old.
Any ideas why messages get stuck in a categorizer loop in Exchange 2003 when the Ninja SMTP sinks are registered? It's only happening when the sinks are registered. Upgraded to the latest Ninja, yet it continues. Any outside email (including email already screened by Ninja on another Exchange server) is going into the Exchange categorizer, running through it twice and then nothing. Cranked the Transport, Routing and SMTP logs to the max and nothing forthcoming is there. Nothing in the Ninja log files, no errors logged anywhere, nothing in the queues, etc. The only way I know the messages are there, is the external/incoming relay logs (Postfix), and the Message tracker in Exchange.
Lack of after hour support? We have had a history of odd problems which prevent smtp mail flow (internal and external). I am currently down without any options (other than to allow a ton of SPAM through) or to wait until tomorrow at 9am. Isn't there anything that I can do?
How do I get product documentation outside of the product help files for Ninja and Vipre Enterprise? The product documentation menu item under the support menu just links back to the main Sunbelt home page........
Is there a simple way to confirm my server's ability to connect to starengineserver.mail-filters.com; Port: 25080, without being a network/firewall pro?
I'm upgrading Ninga Email Security from version 2.1.4209 to 2.1.4552 on a WinSBS 2003 server. The upgrade instructions (http://support.sunbeltsoftware.com/De...) include a note to make sure outbound traffice is allowed on this port. I'll have to pay an IT support company to config the firewall, so I'd like to check for the need first.
Have noticed a sudden increase in spam since Thursday last week - it's still detecting some but a lot more than normal is getting undetected. Using Ninja v2.1.4100 on Exchange 2003. Usually only use Cloudmark but enabled the heuristic engine as well yesterday but still getting spam - scores 50 to 120. Has something changed @ Cloudmark by any chance?
Where can we download the latest version of the Ninja engine? We have 2.1.4235. We are having some issues with the Exchange 2003 server and the admin (offiste, unfortunately) wants to get the latest version installed.
We have newly installed a Windows Server 2003 R2 and a
Exchange SP1. Then we tried to install your Ninja Email
Security. During the installation process when the CMD window
pops up, there is showing up a kind of Login screen where i
have to enter an account who has the rights for impersonating
calls for web services. When I enter a account who has the
rights to do it, then I get an error message something like
Group name cannot be found. I have checked the Service
Account who has the account several times, but I always get
the same error. This Login Screen is nowhere documentated in
your user manual, also not in your support knowledge base.
What could be the reason for this ? How to solve this issue?
How do I stop spam coming from my own email address? I use Ninja on Exchange 2003 and have created rules relating to the content of the spams. All to no avail, it still keeps coming thru.
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