08-28-2021 05:04 AM
We have enforced TLS for few email domains and for some domains we haven’t applied Limit_type or Limit apply does that mean the enforced TLS is not working for that domain?
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08-30-2021 09:51 AM
TLS is enforced in both of those.
Both have a limit on the number of mails per connection it will attempt.
The second one has limit set on the number of recipients it can send to per 60 minutes, but that limit looks to be zero?
So.. I'd bet that ought to be something higher?
08-30-2021 11:15 AM
08-30-2021 06:12 AM
While enforcing TLS for any external domain (Mail Policies >> Destination Controls), we have to apply limits. However, if you want to know whether the emails are delivering to enforced TLS domains or not, do Message tracking to see what's happening. thanks.
08-30-2021 06:55 AM
08-30-2021 09:02 AM
Hi Ken,
Thank you for the update. I meant something like below: Does this configuration means one domain is enforced and one not?
[example.com]
table_tls=require
max_message_per_connection=50
[example.com]
table_tls=require
max_message_per_connection=50
recepient_minutes=60
limit_type=host
limit_apply=system
recepient_limit=0
Many thanks
Rem
08-30-2021 09:51 AM
TLS is enforced in both of those.
Both have a limit on the number of mails per connection it will attempt.
The second one has limit set on the number of recipients it can send to per 60 minutes, but that limit looks to be zero?
So.. I'd bet that ought to be something higher?
08-30-2021 10:25 AM
Thank you so much Ken. So that means both the case the emails are enforced both inbound and outbound right?
08-30-2021 11:15 AM
08-30-2021 10:26 AM
Also can you please explain what is the main difference in the configuration in the both the case?
08-30-2021 10:59 AM
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