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From: Vivek Khera (kherakcilink.com)
Date: Tue Jun 05 2001 - 09:10:11 CDT

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    >>>>> "JS" == Jim Seymour <jseymourLinxNet.com> writes:

    JS> Hmph. I guess the moral of the story, then, is don't use an MX backup
    JS> whose anti-UCE restrictions aren't at *least* as stringent as ones
    JS> own.

    I think there is spamware out there that tries to take advantage of
    backup MX's being at large ISPs and thus less likely to be big spam
    trappers. I get a good bit of SPAM that never hits the primary MX but
    goes straight to the secondary. Of course, that could just be network
    connectivity issues, but it happens even when both servers are not
    having any issues. 

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