MailEnable Security

February 20, 2022

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In this video, I have gone over the details of MailEnable Security Options. MailEnable is a free mail server for Windows. It is also a very reliable and secure email server with many security features.

Domain blocking, user blocking, RBL checking, IP blacklist/whitelist, PTR checking, and many other security measures are included in MailEnable. The domain blacklist prevents any domain from sending mail to us, while the user blacklist prevents any local user from sending or receiving mail. Before receiving mail, DNS Blacklisting checks the incoming mail server’s IP with RBL Providers. Good senders can be whitelisted; whitelisted senders are not checked against DNS blacklists or RBLs. I’ve demonstrated how to set up your own DNS Blacklist in this video.

Auto whitelisting is a useful function of MailEnable; when a MailEnable user sends mail to outside domains, the domain is automatically whitelisted because MailEnables local users are sending mail to the domains. We don’t need to add those to the whitelist manually. I also demonstrated how domain verification, PTR verification, Ehlo verification, and address spoofing works.

Visit MailEnable Tutorial Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL291a0KYQZSJHsji9WGoeeUDlzpyyN074

MailEnable Installation and Configuration:

MailEnable Install and Configure: https://youtu.be/LLh7m-P7tSM
MailEnable Configuration: https://youtu.be/MKvVgxpTzgM
MailEnable User Mailbox Details: https://youtu.be/JRVEkgu6eb8
MailEnable Groups and List: https://youtu.be/yuWPNR0zwss
MailEnable Active Directory Integration: https://youtu.be/CrwU2CAVpD0
MailEnable 587 Port With SSL/TLS: https://youtu.be/bXmF6Eg-7Ac
MailEnable SMTP Relay and Smarthost: https://youtu.be/ch-xHaHOkpc
MailEnable Security: https://youtu.be/ec3q1RYCnGI
MailEnable Services and Logs: https://youtu.be/dsir2VRZ13w
MailEnable Webmail and Webadmin: https://youtu.be/MqPpn0UFKLI