MailEnable's spam filtering lacks a lot. I had mentioned/suggested years ago for them to acquire MXScan and incorporate their filters and capabilities into ME thus giving us the best of both worlds and because ME is still in business the databases stay up to date.

There are other spam filters installed separately that also does the filtering to minimize the issue of the rules with mxscan being a failing culprit. In other words because there are no filters for backscatter, mxscan does that. That is an example.

Hi Glenn, With MailEnable there are not too many options. MXScan is what I currently use but the company closed a few years ago. So I have no support or software updates/upgrades since then. That software is great and very customizable. I will admit that if you have more than one domain it works wel...

I have set it up on a couple of mail servers. Personally, I don't like it because it is not very customizable and certainly not at the domain level where each domain can be configured differently.

Mine has 1 and not zero and I still see this. Now what?

Mine is set to 1 (before I checked).

I am seeing messages about Remote Images. Now it finally allows us to see the images when clicking on the error, but this issue did not come up until 10.28. Under the webmail properties it is greyed out for blocking remote images. I am using 10.29 and it is still doing this issue, but allows the ima...

I am seeing messages about Remote Images. Now it finally allows us to see the images when clicking on the error, but this issue did not come up until 10.28. Under the webmail properties it is greyed out for blocking remote images.

If Plesk wasn't in the mix, it is just a DNS matter of pointing mail.domain.com to your server and the A records of domain.com and www.domain.com to your webserver. But with Plesk, that potentially creates a problem because I don't know if you can easily break them apart.

Attached are the IIS Pools and Sites. Some of the sites on the list are redirects to another domain somewhere else. The MEAdmin and MEMail each have several domains (the webmail has about 60+ domains). The webmail is enabled and is an option if someone clicks on the link to go to that. The other I d...

There is no web management and the synchronization is port 8080...so I am a little confused.

Please reference this link. https://www.scottbrady91.com/Windows/IIS-The-Process-Cannot-Access-the-File-Because-it-is-Being-Used-by-Another-Process I ran the command and went to look in Task Manager. Come to find out, ME is loading something that wants to use port 80 and is blocking ONLY the webmail...

Ah...makes sense.

Check if your ip address is on a backlist through MXuptime.com.

Windows 2016 Standard 64-bit (not VM) and the files are the basic files and tab-delimeted.