I believe you can change the ip address to 0.0.0.0 and fw should pick that
up and route to your mail server,
-----Original Message-----
From: McDuff, Malcolm [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 10:42 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [FW-1] FW: NAVFW CVP Died...have disabled, can't clear messages
in spool on firewall
Hello...
This afternoon we started receiving messages in our firewall logs that all
SMTP traffic was being denied because the firewall couldn't establish a
connection to our Norton Anti-Virus for firewall server.
We have not been able to isolate the problem, despite loading the most
recent patches to both NT and NAV, so we have edited our anti-virus
resources on the firewall so that the radio button on the CVP section of
Action 2 is now set to None.
This has all new e-mails bypassing the CVP, however I have a number of
messages left on the fw1/spool directory. I need to know what I can do to
edit the AV header information to allow these files to be passed through the
system now (right now all of the spool items will be rejected because the
cvp server cannot be processed).
I have tried by comparing headers on successful messages vs. the stuck ones
Changing AV_SETTING from "cure" to "none"
Changing AV_PORT from 0 to 18181
Changing COMPOUND from 0 to 1
...so far no success.
Are there any other suggestions for re-processing these files?
Thanks for your time
Malcolm McDuff
