Hello.
I'll describe how it was before and what happened.
Earlier.
There is PMG 9.0.7 (and before that we worked with PMG and updated it regularly for 7 years).
There is a mail server (on linux).
PMG accepts emails from the Internet and delivers them to the mail server.
LDAP is configured in Configuration – User Management and is being synchronized.
A "NOT_LDAP_User" is made in Who Objects. The point of it is to receive emails only to real–life email addresses in LDAP, and to reject (block) all non-existent addresses.
The "Reject Unknown Recipient according to LDAP" rule has been created in the Mail Filter.
I'm attaching screenshots.
Now there's a problem.
Now the PMG has been updated to 9.1.0.
The problem that appeared immediately after the update: now this rule ("Reject Unknown Recipient according to LDAP") blocks absolutely all incoming emails (it doesn't matter if the sender is in LDAP or not – everything is blocked). Surprisingly, there has never been such a problem in 7 years. I think something has changed.
I must say right away that there is an LDAP connection. Synchronization is working.
Can you tell me, please, what are your thoughts on this?
I'll describe how it was before and what happened.
Earlier.
There is PMG 9.0.7 (and before that we worked with PMG and updated it regularly for 7 years).
There is a mail server (on linux).
PMG accepts emails from the Internet and delivers them to the mail server.
LDAP is configured in Configuration – User Management and is being synchronized.
A "NOT_LDAP_User" is made in Who Objects. The point of it is to receive emails only to real–life email addresses in LDAP, and to reject (block) all non-existent addresses.
The "Reject Unknown Recipient according to LDAP" rule has been created in the Mail Filter.
I'm attaching screenshots.
Now there's a problem.
Now the PMG has been updated to 9.1.0.
The problem that appeared immediately after the update: now this rule ("Reject Unknown Recipient according to LDAP") blocks absolutely all incoming emails (it doesn't matter if the sender is in LDAP or not – everything is blocked). Surprisingly, there has never been such a problem in 7 years. I think something has changed.
I must say right away that there is an LDAP connection. Synchronization is working.
Can you tell me, please, what are your thoughts on this?