Hey ullmic,
This makes sense in the fact that I can see why you do that. But, you need to keep in
mind if the user is forced to change their password every 90 days the probability of
picking what we would call a "good" password are probably slim. They will usually pick
something that is easy to
Outpost firewall has worked well for me for about a year now. There is a free version
and a professional version. Allows you to set rules for both incoming and outgoing
connections. You can find it at http://www.agnitum.com/download/outpostfree.html
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Paul,
I haven't had this problem before, but I would have to at least guess that the problem
is with the wireless router. Maybe it is filtering traffic or causing some other
problem. If you haven't done so already, try connecting the pc directly to the dsl and
see if that makes a difference or
Although I haven't written a rule to do this, you should be able to use procmail to
create a rule for this. You could check the "From:" line and if it matches
yourdomain.com then check the "Received: from" to make sure that is your smtp
server. If it is not then filter it, move it, modify it,
Try looking at www.pricewatch.com no bidding hassle, and usually pretty cheap.
Hope it helps.
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On 11/29/2002 at 7:01 PM Jay D. Dyson wrote:
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>routing tells the routers between you and the destination the next hops
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With IP Spoofing there is no need to guess the sequence number since there is no
session currently open with that IP address. The way that the traffic would get back
to you is by using source routing. This is where you tell the network how to route the
output and input from a session, then you s
If someone has the time, resources, knowlege and ability to break into your systems,
then nothing is going to be secure enough. Basically any time you make confidential
data available outside your organization or even inside for that matter, you have to
weigh the risks with the benefits. If the
If you just want to do something with attachments and not actually scan for viruses.
you can try sanitizer located at http://mailtools.anomy.net/
This will either defang or drop emails based on attachments. You can quarentine the
emails along with many other things. It runs in conjuntion with p
