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| tripodal (2/15/2008)
I use a barracudda spam filter, it does the trick. Why does everyone threaten to drop imail, it works well when its setup correctly. You answered your own question, it takes work to setup correctly. Many admins these days just do not take the time, for what ever reason.
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I am running ASSP and it runs does a great job. I like it alot |
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| John T (9/12/2007)
I use ORF from VamSoft sitting on IIS SMTP service.How well does this solution work for you?
What's involved in getting it "user aware" of the addresses on the Imail box? |
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| We are using ASSP in front of our IMail ver. 10. It's a great combo, and is working well. |
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| nrgnetworks (5/2/2008)
John T (9/12/2007)
I use ORF from VamSoft sitting on IIS SMTP service.How well does this solution work for you?
What's involved in getting it "user aware" of the addresses on the Imail box? I have a script that runs calling IPlusInfoBrowser which creates a text file in the format needed for ORF. That same script then copies the file to the correct location for ORF and then restarts the ORF service.
John T
eServices For You"Life is a succession of lessons which must be lived to be understood." Ralph Waldo Emerson (1802-1882) |
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