Outbound Forced TLS
Banks may require forced outbound TLS from their business relations. Often this represents a nightmare for admins. Many mail server can't do it for individual domains. An all or none solution may not work for your enviroment. XWall offers a tailored solution you can implement in minutes.



A few Simple Steps
While XWall is foremost a spam filter is has a lot of outbound control features. You can add a disclaimer to every outgoing email. You can force a special routing for outgoing email based on domain and you can force TLS by domain.

For the guys only interested in these features here is the quick way to setup XWall for outbound only

1. Download XWall here
2. Install XWall on any machine (mail server or different box)
3. Start XWall admin
4. Under VIEW-Domains On Exchange add all your domains handled by your mail server (XWall works with Groupwise, Notes and most other mail servers. Not just Exchange.
5. Under View-Advanced-IPAddress you can tell XWall how to announce itself (IP and FQDN)
6. Under Options-General-Exchange fill in the ip address of your mail server
7. Under Options - General - Statistics you can enable SMTP send stats. This will allow you to see what XWall sends out in an easy spread sheet format.
8. Apply the changes and exit the admin.
9. Use notepad and open the xwall.ini file in the XWall folder
10. add the line
11. OutboundSMTPTLSReqired=Bankofamerica.com - you can add as many lines/domains as you need.
12. Save the ini file
13. Go to your mail server and tell it to use a smathost (point it to the XWall installation)
14. Start The XWall server application. Once you confirm everything is working you can install XWall as a service.

That's it. Outbound TLS does not need a TLS certificate

XWall runs in a full featured demo mode for 30 days

Call us if you have any question.