Anti-spam

[Bob Smith]

If you're looking for a third party service, you might try Postini 
(http://www.postini.com).
It hooks into your mail configuration, relays through their scrubber, 
and anything that's
questionable is removed so that the user can check the messages out later.

Assuming of course that your organization is in the mood to pay for the 
service... :-)

-Bob

Paul Crossman wrote:

>I highly recommend the anti-spam software from Trend-Micro
>(www.trendmicro.com).  I see them as the up and coming anti-virus
>company and possibly overtaking Symantec and/or McAffee in the
>marketplace. 
>
>Where I am now, we've got spamassasin on the relay box and ScanMail for
>Exchange on the exchange server.  Spamassassin doesn't catch squat, but
>ScanMail does an excellent job.  
>
>If your concern is spending money, its at least worth a trial period.
>You'll be happy you did it.  I've seen a dramatic drop in spam reaching
>inboxes since I've started using this product.
>
>BTW:  I have no connection to Trend Micro other than that my company is
>a customer.
>
>Paul C.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com
>[mailto:redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Redhat Enterprise
>Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2004 2:54 AM
>To: redhat-list at redhat.com; taroon
>Subject: Anti-spam
>
>Hi all,
> 
>What spam filter could U recomend. Setup is a exchange mail server and
>what my friend needs is a mail relay i think. What are my options?
> 
>TIA
>
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