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    How to disable access to EXPN / VRFY in Solaris-10 SMTP - Beginner Question  
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03-29-07 12:17 AM

I am a beginning Unix systems administrator.   Our Solaris 10 server
is sendmail v8.13.7.  We've been asked by our security department to
disable access to EXPN and VRFY in SMTP.  Could you teach me how to do
it ?  I could disable SMTP but can sendmail still run afterwards :

# svcs -a | grep smtp
online         Mar_20   svc:/network/smtp:sendmail


# ps -ef | grep sendmail
smmsp   335     1   0   Mar 20 ?           0:02 /usr/lib/sendmail -
Ac -q15m
root   336     1   0   Mar 20 ?           0:42 /usr/lib/sendmail -
bd -q15m


What's the best way to approach our issue ?  Your help is much
appreciated.

Thanks,

Bill,






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    Re: How to disable access to EXPN / VRFY in Solaris-10 SMTP - Beginner Question  
zouz


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03-29-07 12:19 PM

The VRFY and the EXPN protocol commands should be disabled in the /etc/
mail/sendmail.cf file.

to do so add this

noexpn novrfy

that will disable expn and vrfy




z.el siddik






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