Setting DNS Black Lists Options (Server Level Options)

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All black lists must be configured and enabled at the server level before an IMail email domain can use them. This lets a system administrator decide which black lists to allow an email domain to use. Only black lists that are enabled on the DNS Black Lists page are available for use in domain (host) level configurations.

Use DNS Black Lists Options to add, edit and delete server black lists. All black lists that are currently configured for the server are displayed in the DNS black list. The DNS black list information is stored in the spamblkm.txt file located in the IMail top directory.

Note: DNS black lists must be enabled at the server level before they are made available for use at the email domain level. DNS black lists are then used at the domain level (when bound to an IP address ), where administrators can choose which black lists to enable for the host on the Connection Checks page.

Related Topics

Understanding DNS Black Lists

How Black Lists Work

Adding a DNS Black List

Setting Connection Checks Options