This Status board refers to our public Network and Servers, for information regarding individual dedicated or
Co-Hosted servers, or
to report a problem,
please e-mail us using our support form or call +44(0)1293
510067
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Network Maintenance Notices:
No Maintenance or Service work currently scheduled.
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Today's Service:
Web and Application Servers:
No Reported Problems - All Systems Normal
General e-Mail Servers and Webmail:
No Reported Problems - All Systems Normal
Support Notes: Please see Service Notices Above
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Service History : Week ending
Friday 29th January 2010
No Service Incidents Recorded
Average Bandwidth Usage Over
Previous 7 days: >26% of Capacity
Uptime: 100%
Public Mail servers:
Throughput: Normal - High
''SPAM' Activity:
76.8% of all Mail processed Refused as SPAM.
Anti-Virus Status:
Normal Activity
1.03% of all email processed found
to contain Spyware, Malware or Virus threats
which were removed
at source by our Anti-Virus measures.
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Service History : : Week ending
Friday 22nd January 2010
No Service Incidents Recorded
Services Notices: None
Average Bandwidth Usage Over
Previous 7 days: >24% of Capacity
Uptime:100%
Mail server Throughput: Normal
Anti Virus Status: Normal - Medium-High Activity
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On-Going Service Notices:
Service Notice 122: Policy Black Listing of IP Addresses.
The Zen SPAM Blocker engine at Spamhaus (which is used as part of our anti-SPAM measures), now includes a Policy Block List (PBL), which effectively blacklists all IP addresses that should not be sending un-'Authenticated' e-mail.
This means that if you run a mail server on your local LAN and do not have a fixed IP address allocated by your ADSL provider & registered with the Spamhaus PBL as a mail source, that it will no longer be possible to send e-mail directly via our e-mail servers (unless using 'Authentication'), or directly to any ISP's servers which are also using the popular Zen SPBL engine as part of their anti-SPAM measures.
The implementation of this new measure will be seamless for all Stylusnet Clients who already use 'Authentication' when sending e-mail via our mail servers. For those Clients sending e-mail directly from their desktop computer, lap-top or mobile device, it is simply a matter of ensuring that your e-mail Client software is set to use 'Authentication' (Please see Service Notice 106 below). However this measure now also affects Corporate MS Exchange Server users who send via our e-mail servers and who are now also required to use 'Authentication' to connect to our e-mail servers.
Stylusnet customers who are experiencing problems connecting to our e-mail servers should refer to the knowledge base note under service notice 106 below or contact our support department.
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Service Notice 106: Permanent Changes to e-Mail settings.
From the 1st March '08 changes have been made to the general configuration settings of our main e-mail
servers. Customers experiencing problems connecting to our mail servers should refer to the note posted
on our Knowledge base at http://support.stylusnet.com/Customer/KBArticle.aspx?articleid=2
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