Over the past couple of days i have been receiving calls from 100's of clients complaining that they can't connect to the mail server.
After a little digging I found that their IP's are been added to the ASL block list as soon they send and receive.
I have to run asl -ub <ip> or remove it from the GUI
ASL Reports that rule id 533 has been tripped at Level 7
I then disabled the rule and turned off active-response but the rule keeps blocking.
I went as far as removing the rule and all references from /var/ossec/etc/rules.d and restarted ossec
Sadly the IP's are still blocked.
Port 25 on my server is totally blocked only 587 is allowed.
One thing i notice is that there is no mention of 587 in the asl-port-check below and each time it logs.
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ossec: output: `/var/ossec/active-response/bin/asl-port-check`:
Process User Port
couriertc root 110
couriertc root 143
couriertc root 993
couriertc root 995
httpd apache 7080
httpd apache 7081
httpd root 7080
httpd root 7081
mysqld mysql 3306
named named 53
nginx nginx 443
nginx nginx 80
nginx root 443
nginx root 80
sshd root 9022
sw-cp-ser root 8443
sw-cp-ser root 8880
sw-cp-ser sw-cp-server 8443
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Protocol IP:port Process Name
tcp 0.0.0.0:3306
tcp 197.221.19.229:80
tcp 197.221.19.228:80
tcp 197.221.19.227:80
tcp 197.221.19.226:80
tcp 0.0.0.0:8880
tcp 197.221.19.229:53
tcp 197.221.19.228:53
tcp 197.221.19.227:53
tcp 197.221.19.226:53
tcp 197.221.19.229:443
tcp 197.221.19.228:443
tcp 197.221.19.227:443
tcp 197.221.19.226:443
tcp 0.0.0.0:8443
tcp 0.0.0.0:9022
tcp :::7080
tcp :::7081
tcp :::106
tcp :::587
tcp :::110
tcp :::143
tcp :::30000
tcp :::8880
tcp :::465
tcp :::21
tcp :::53
tcp :::25
tcp :::8443
tcp :::9022
tcp :::993
tcp :::995

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.