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Disable Bounce Attack Prevention

Created: 30 Jan 2013 | Updated: 01 Feb 2013 | 3 comments
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Hi

Due to some troubleshooting i need to disable Bounce Attack Prevention (disable adding BAP seed to the header for outbound mail) and i need to know what would be the right thing to do.

1.Administration->Settings->Control Center->Certificates and delete the BAP seed

2.Administration->Policy Groups->Default (for example)->Spam and clear "  Enable bounce attack prevention for this policy group"

Or maybe both ?????

Another question,if i delete tha BAP seed and later want to turn BAP on again,do i have to use the same BAP seed or not,i think i have read somewhere that changing the BAP seed from time to time is advisable

 

Thanks

 

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TSE-JDavis's picture

You should not need to delete the seed value, but as you said it is a good idea. Most NDRs come back within 24 hours, so if you're disabling it for longer than that you should use the opportunity to change the seed value.

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Jordanco's picture

Thanks Davis for the reply,So the best thing would be :

2.Administration->Policy Groups->Default (for example)->Spam and clear "  Enable bounce attack prevention for this policy group"

If i disable BAP for a short period of time (3-4 hours) i dont need to change the seed value,just enable BAP for the group?

 

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TSE-JDavis's picture

That is correct, that should work fine

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