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Refer to switch's Server Configuration User Guide. Yu need to configure the RBL checking in 2 places: under the main server configuration and the host connection filtering.

To configure your IMail Server to use Trend Micro Network Reputation Services DNSBL zone with a custom error message: Once for each Response ranging from 127.1.0.1 through 127.1.0.15. You will need to repeat this step 15 times.

Tick the Activate use of this servercheckbox.

For the Response (to block) field, enter "127.1.0.1".

For the RBL server name field, enter "activationcode.r.".

You will need to add a new RBL server with the reponse. This will bring up a list of existing RBL entries.

Tick the Check if mail server is in RBL for INCOMING email.

You must enter all 15 response codes to get the full benefit of the RBL+ service. You will need to repeat this step many times. Insert your unique valid "activation code" to replace the instructional text example.

For RBL server name field, enter "activationcode.r.".

You will need to add a new RBL server with the responses.

Under Check mail server validity at RBL server:, select Check incoming email.

Under Anti-Spam, select Mail Server Validation.

At this point the device is reset to factory defaults.

The default login is: admin and password.

After the device reboots, you can again connect to it at the 192.168.168.168 address.

Click the boot icon next to “Current Firmware with Factory Default Settings.”.

After the device reboots it will be in recovery mode.

Connect your computer to the LAN port on the SonicWALL TZ.The device will reboot when you release the reset button.Once the test light on the device becomes solid or begins to blink then the SonicWall is in safe mode. On an NSa the reset button is located on the front. On a TZ the reset button is located next to the power jack. Hold down the reset button for 10 seconds.You will need a computer or laptop with an Ethernet cable and the ability to set a static IP address on the computer. This article is based on the TZ series but should also work on the NSa series. This article describes a simple procedure: how to factory reset a SonicWALL.