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19 Sep 2007 05:18 PM  

A bug has been indentified in the eWall LSP running on Windows 2003 Server. In short what happens is that it does not always pass the senders IP address, but the IP address of the local machine. This will have a major affect only if you have the local machine IP address set as "TRUSTED" in ArGo Mail Server.  SSS is currently looking into the situation.

For complete details, please see the post on  the Server Side Solutions Forums

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