I've never used any version of WebShield earlier than 4.5, but I've had
absolutely to problems with it. You can use a relay or DNS and choose which
domains use which method. It sounds like your problem was not enough time
to properly test and configure the program, not with the program itself. I
have a very small user base, so I don't know how well it scales but for me
with the 250 user version of Imail it has been great.
Dan
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> I thought I was the only one that had problems with Webshield
Nope, there are others!
I was lucky enough to be given about 6 hours notice before going live with
our E-mail system that someone "up above" had decided we should use
WebShield. So I had all of about 3 minutes to test it on a test machine,
and about 5 minutes to install and test on the live machine. After several
days, it turned out that it wasn't sending all E-mail out. By default
during installation, it will send local mail to the local mail server, and
do nothing with other mail. You have to enable DNS lookups in WebShield to
have it send outgoing E-mail.
As far as I know, there is no way for WebShield to send all E-mail to IMail,
so that IMail can handle it. That would have taken care of the problem with
WebShield sending out 300 megabytes of duplicate E-mails!
-Scott
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