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Managing an Enterprise Series

GroupWise SMTP Infrastructure Design:

GWIA configuration and use

Lawrence Kearney

Enterprise and Workgroup Service Analyst

[email protected] http://www.lawrencekearney.com

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• Discussion will focus on the technical aspects of design, deployment and configuration

• Most information applies to large and enterprise size environments

• Designing and maintaining systems to compete with similar commercial service offerings

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A typical enterprise environment

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How well a service does when measured … • Performance

• Stability • Features

• Cost of ownership • Scaling

• Security

Most importantly, measure against what a service is supposed to be doing

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Designing a solution

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Separate different messaging workloads

• Current messaging service needs are more complex

• Assessing complexities helps identify tools we can use to design solutions

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• Clever architecture and design choices • Service I/O demarcations (QoS really) • Service load balancing/management • Application redirection/fail over

• Service high availability and clustering • Virtualisation

• Service hardening

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Design choices

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Perimeter relay servers

Provide I/O isolation and extend the features of your GWIAs

• Unsolicited bulk email filtering • Anti-virus services

• Advanced SMTP connection management • Enhanced logging

• Policy based message management • Message retention features

• Auditing and analysis tools

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Load Balancing

Software load balancing • DNS round robin

• Perimeter relay servers • GroupWise MTA routing • Manual configurations Hardware load balancing

• Can use service aware intelligence • Can be used to implement ACLs

• Can be used to implement SSL offloading Reverse proxies

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Demarcations and QoS

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Using GroupWise components

User domains

User post offices

Service domains

Gateways

Identity Manager Service post offices

Service post offices

System, service and application accounts Mobile messaging connectivity

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Access Control Lists (ACLs)

• Prevent unauthorised access to services

• Can be used to dedicate and optimise resources

• Can be used to manage thin client access to services • Can be implemented at many layers

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Redirection and Failover

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GroupWise Internet Agent Features

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GroupWise Internet Agent Features

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High Availability

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Clustering and virtualization

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Redirection and Failover

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GWIA Access Control

SMTP Connection ACL’s

Implementing “Restricted” Internet Agents

Use to limit inbound access to protocols and connections

Required exceptions: • Network addresses • *@*.*

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Starting at the perimeter

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Real World Example

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System benchmark results:

• 90 – 95% reduction in unwanted email at the perimeter • Quantifiable delivery performance increases

• Unscheduled service downtime eliminated

• Email attachment sizes could be increased without remarkable performance penalties

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Unmanaged client examples

• Thin clients (applications, SQL and PowerShell scripts) • Desktop and mobile POP and IMAP clients

Other services “consuming” GroupWise services

• Blackberry Internet Service (BIS) • Gmail

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Issues with unmanaged clients

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Additional security concerns

• Data leakage and loss

• Anti-virus and malware infections

• Cannot secure or audit third party “local” message stores • Cannot remotely manage or wipe unauthorized devices

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Services for application clients

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Services for application clients

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GWIA Access Control

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If time permits …

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GWIA Configuration

Technical Notes: /forceinboundauth and --forceinboundauth switches

• Requires clients to authenticate before using SMTP services • GWIA relay configuration is null for clients that authenticate • Minimally SSL connections should be enforced to reduce risks

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GWIA Access Control

SMTP Relay ACL’s

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Services for POP/IMAP clients

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SuSE Linux server configuration

The /etc/SuSEconfig/SuSEfirewall2 configuration file:

FW_SERVICES_EXT_TCP="123 1500 1501 1578 1579 1581 22 389 40193 427 524 5989 636 6901 7100 7102 7180 8008 8009 8028 8030 9850“

FW_SERVICES_EXT_UDP="123 427 524“

FW_TRUSTED_NETS="10.6.7.13/32,tcp,110 10.6.7.13/32,tcp,143 10.6.7.13/32,tcp,25 10.6.7.14/32,tcp,110 10.6.7.14/32,tcp,143 10.6.7.14/32,tcp,25 10.6.7.15/32,tcp,110 10.6.7.15/32,tcp,143 10.6.7.15/32,tcp,25 10.6.7.10,tcp,8400"

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Services for POP/IMAP clients

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Additional Information

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Technical and configuration details:

GroupWise Best Practices wiki

http://wiki.novell.com/index.php/GroupWise

Architecture and concept details:

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