Hello ASSP experts!
I have a situation that appears to my novice eyes to be not correct.
I receive numerous emails that come from an external ip but has a sender
name that uses a local domain. For example: the sender ip might be
123.123.123.123, the send email address would be j...@example.com a
Hey.
Been using 1.5.1.5 (0.3.12) for a while and it's done fine up till a few
days ago. It stopped mailing me the rebuildspamdb report. I logged on to
the server and ran it normally, and it seemed to execute fine (except
for not mailing me again). Today I went through the web interface to
read
On 11/13/2009, Alex Frunza (ad...@ascomex.ro) wrote:
> On a side note, if you take the option of installing it on Ubuntu, why
> not replace exchange with a decent linux mail server as well? Then
> you'll only need 1 machine...
Presumable you mean something like postfix to act as a gateway -
defi
As a preliminary before testing, you can take screen shots of every
configurable category in ASSP, 2x preferably since it has more features,
print them out, make a file and sit half an hour - an hour with your
boss explaining what everything does for filtering, and how most of
those expensive s
> Haven't seen this. Can ASSP offer fall-over and load
> balancing between 2 or more similar computers.
yes... and has quite some more features too :)
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> I've not seen an appliance come close to touching ASSP
> in terms of number of defences and methods to tackle SPAM.
Well... if we talk about exchange THERE IS a product which
comes "near" to ASSP in terms of features; I'm referring to
VamSoft ORF
http://www.vamsoft.com/orfee_overview.asp
but,
Thanks for all answers, you gave me good ideas :)
The biggest problem is mentioned by Andrew: too many people out there
thinking free=not good.
I cannot just set it up and give it a try, because it's not our system, it's
one of our clients', and we bill every hour. I need to get approval for the
I know I'm positioning myself in front of a huge firing squad - I have
my canon-proof shield up.
I've been monitoring both ASSP and Maia lists. Both seem like great
products.
Can anyone offer me a ASSP and Maia comparison and why ASSP is so much
better.
Haven't seen this. Can ASSP offer fal
> We have a custumer with a huge spam problem. It seems they get
> ~30.000 emails per day and ~80-85 percent of it is spam.
> Right now they're using Exchange 2007 with Forefront as a spam filter,
> but too much spam gets through and it seems Forefront is off it's
> limits.
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The MAIN problem
ASSP is untouchable IMO
Are you currently using ASSP or at least familiar with it?
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 8:12 AM, Andrew Porter wrote:
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> Greybear wrote:
> > We have a custumer with a huge spam problem. It seems they get ~30.000
> > emails per day and ~80-85 percent of it is spam
> I've not
Greybear wrote:
> We have a custumer with a huge spam problem. It seems they get ~30.000
> emails per day and ~80-85 percent of it is spam
I've not seen an appliance come close to touching ASSP in terms of
number of defences and methods to tackle SPAM.
Add that to the complete configurability of A
On 11/13/2009, Greybear (smo...@smokey.hu) wrote:
> Can you give me some hint or ideas?
? about what? Is it a good idea? Of course. Properly configured, ASSP is
extremely effective.
> I need to convince my boss...
So set it up, and test it for a couple of weeks... :)
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Hi all,
We have a custumer with a huge spam problem. It seems they get ~30.000
emails per day and ~80-85 percent of it is spam.
Right now they're using Exchange 2007 with Forefront as a spam filter, but
too much spam gets through and it seems Forefront is off it's limits.
My boss wants us to comp
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