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[SpamCop-List] Re: Cant email from Tmobile hotspots - putting me out of business

Frog Prince me at privacy.net
Mon Feb 23 12:05:59 EST 2004


"Michael Lefevre"

| >>
| >> What about those free WiFi hot spot systems?  I ask because I've been
| >> volunteered to project manage a town wide (~6 blocks X 4 blocks) WiFi
System
| >> in WNC that will provide free access to visitors.  (Area is heavy
tourist
| >> trade).
| >
| > Do not allow e-mail from users/systems that you do not have positive
| > identification of on port 25.
| >
| > You will need to block several of the exploited ports, such as LANMAN
| > ports and most of the server ports for incoming traffic.  Otherwise you
| > may find your "free" network hosting many spammer sites.
|
| You might want to add to a bunch of well-known proxy ports to the outbound
| blocking.  Blocking port 25 should stop direct connections to remote mail
| servers, but people can just connect to a proxy and then to a remote mail
| server from there.
|
| If it's a free system, you can pretty much do what you like - might be
| best to close off everything in both directions, enable ports for web
| access, ssh and various other ssl things and then add things as necessary
| after that.
|
| -- 
| Michael

Thanks a bunch,

I'd appreciate all comments and recommendation on this project that anyone
cares to share.  Post to the group or direct to me via brother_rabbit @
hotmail.com

Regards

FP




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