On 04 Mar 2005, Tom Kistner wrote:
> If you run a small shop, get the parameters right and are prepared for
> one or the other complaint, you can do it. But I'd never implement it
> for a whole University.
And for what it's worth, at my "day" job, we do in fact
greylist for the entire University.
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http://www.tamu.edu/network-services/smtp-relay/greylisting.html
I'd say that is a total of at least fifty thousand e-mail
addresses if not substantially more for service addresses and
departmental stuff. We've had a few problems here and there, but
on the whole it's been rather painless.
Of course, this came after our blocking people for DSN
via rfc-ignorant, and I believe that has actually caused more
grief by number of incidents reported thus far than greylisting.
To each his own of course. :)
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