Answer
A POP3 client has connected to GMS and issued an STLS command in order to start a secure session. The client provided parameters which are not required. This could be due to several reasons:
- there is a problem with the remote POP3 client; or
- someone is attempting to gain control of your server.
In this case, session Undefined was processing a connection from Undefined when the client sent the command
Undefined
GMS responded with
-ERR invalid parameter
To resolve this problem, you will need to identify the user of the system at Undefined and find out what they are doing. Perhaps you should suggest that they use GMS Webmail over SSL to access their email. If there was an attempt to gain control of your system, GMS has identified it and stopped it.
See Also:
- What are the benefits of protocol level encryption?
- How do I enforce the use of SPOP?
- How do I contact the owner of a client?
- How do alerts work?
- Can I provide secure access to email?
Keywords:invalid parameter STLS RFC2595 8161