General FAQs

Security is of the utmost importance to us, and we always prioritize any potential vulnerability discovered in our software.
If you discover a security issue, please contact our Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) at psirt@n-able.com.

For more information, see https://www.n-able.com/security-and-privacy/security-statement.

Spam is the use of media to send bulk unsolicited messages. Although most spam comes in the form of emails, it also can be found in instant messaging, forum posting, blog posting, SMS, social media (e.g Facebook, Myspace & Twitter) and even still via post and faxes. Any way you can be contacted, you can be spammed.

Spammers can come in many shapes and forms, from single person who buys an email list from a third party, to the top end full-time illicit spammers, who have groups of people in countries worldwide, sending unsolicited email to hundreds of millions of people 24 hours a day.

  • ROKSO - The Register of Known Spam Operations is a register of spam services and senders that have been removed from ISPs more than three times for connections with spam
  • Spamhaus - This non-profit organization tracks internet spam operations and believes that the persons on the list are responsible for approximately 80% of spam on the internet. For more information, see http://www.spamhaus.org/rokso/

Newsletters may be unwanted, but are not spam as they are intended as legitimate emails. These newsletters offer the option to unsubscribe.

We recommend you unsubscribe from these emails yourself as they may continue to appear in your mailbox even after you have trained them as spam, because they are acceptable pieces of mail.

There are several external factors that could cause non-delivery of mail. For more information, see What local issues may cause Non-delivery of mail?

The method of counting users and domains differs depending on the filtering direction in question. For more information, see How to Count Mailboxes/Domains?

In short, recipient callouts are what happens when the server checks the destination server to see if the recipient email address is an existing email account for which the it accepts mail. For full details on Recipient Callouts and how to enable them, see What are recipient callouts/recipient verification?

Testing the mail server to ensure it is working properly can be done for both Incoming mail and Outgoing mail. It can also be checked for cPanel. See How can I test that the mail server is working properly? for more information.

Yes - SpamExperts applies an advanced form of greylisting to help stop a significant amount of spam with minimal resource usage. Although greylisting is a controversial technology, it is still highly effective when applied properly. For full details on the use of greylisting, see Does SpamExperts Use Greylisting?

SPF (Sender Policy Framework) problems can lead to a message being blocked by the filtering server or by the destination mail server. Information on SPF problems can be found on our Why is a message blocked because of SPF? page.

Using the SMTP hostnames given in the What is my SMTP Hostname? page forces usage of our EU/US server infrastructure, however deliveries may still be routed via our international platform.

Information on how to enable recipient filtering for recipient verification can be found in Enable Recipient Filtering, for Recipient Verification in Exchange Server 2016 and 2019.

You will only be able to upload a certificate if you use personal branding. In the Branding Management section, once you have added a custom Hostname, you can choose from the following options:

  • Generate and manage a TLS certificate for me via Let's Encrypt - the system will automatically generate a certificate
  • Have a Let's Encrypt certificate generated by us. This will apply to the Hostname that you used
  • Upload your own certificate bundle - Upload your own custom certificate(s) in a PEM file

If uploading your own certificates, make sure you upload all the necessary files with the correct components in the specified order.

You can reach our friendly team via email, the contact form, our ticketing system and by phone or fax. All information on contacting us regarding a support query can be found on our website.

As of August 26th 2024 SpamExperts will transition from my.spamexperts.com to a new support platform, N-AbleMe.

See SpamExperts Support Migration to N-AbleMe for full details.

To us speed, quality, and personally attending to our customers' enquiries determines the value of our service.

Provide all the necessary information relevant to the issue you are having, including:

  • Detailed description of the issue
  • Example logs / headers / messages / print screens of the log search showing any messages
  • Steps taken to reproduce the issue so that we can duplicate on our test systems

The SpamExperts Hosted Cloud ensures a globally redundant email security platform by replicating data across more than one data center. For full details on our data centers, see Where are the SpamExperts Hosted Cloud Data Centers?

To ensure successful delivery, we have published a list of our current Delivery IP addresses so they can be added to the allowed list and/or unblocked.

On all the SpamExperts licenses, the general terms & conditions apply. You can find full details on What are the SpamExperts License Types and Restrictions? here.

Upgrading or downgrading your package can be done from the My Products section of the SpamExperts website. For full steps, see How do I Upgrade or Downgrade my Reseller package?

SpamExperts has outsourced and automated all payment collection processes to both Paypal and Stripe. With clients in over 80 countries, it allows us to further automate our financial administration and reduce overhead. For full details, see How do I Pay my Invoice?

SpamExperts is not intended for the sending of bulk emails. Any domain sending out email in a bulk fashion is considered to be in violation of the EULA.

It is not possible to rename a domain in SpamExperts. Alternatively, you can create a new domain - see Add a Domain.

When logged on to SpamExperts, the following error is displayed:

  • Your IP or Internet browser has changed since you've started the current session. As such your access has been automatically denied for security reasons. Please check with your system administrator about this.

This error is presented when the public IP address which is connecting to the user interface has changed during the HTTPS session

  • WAN interfaces with both IPv4 and IPv6 configurations can cause the IP address to change

It is not possible for SpamExperts to disable this security restriction, which prevents Man in the Middle connection attacks

If this error is given, the public IP address will have changed due to one of the following:

  • VPN connection/disconnection
  • Changing WIFI networks/wired connections
  • Using a multiple WAN internet connection, causing outbound HTTPS traffic to the user interface to be split over multiple WAN interfaces
    • This connection configuration should not be load balanced, but instead setup for failover
  • WAN interfaces with both IPv4 and IPv6 configurations can cause the IP address to change

Disabling IPv6 on the local device (the device using the browser), or disabling IPv6 on the router, can prevent IP address changes during the session

Configuring a route (if possible) for the web interface addresses, bound to a single IP address, will prevent this error

End users (also called Email level users) can view and manage their own Quarantine from the Email Level Control Panel.

Full details on Managing the Spam Quarantine from the Email Level Control Panel here.