This is a discussion on Re: Anti-SPAM and Anti-Virus Software - Microsoft Exchange ; -John, You may want to consider a spam protection service like http://www.frontgatecorp.com for your spam protection. There are some noticeable advantages of a spam service over a software product that you might want to consider as part of your selection ...
-John,
You may want to consider a spam protection service like
http://www.frontgatecorp.com for your spam protection. There are some
noticeable advantages of a spam service over a software product that you
might want to consider as part of your selection process.
- No hardware or software to purchase!
- Easy to deploy and administer-A simple DNS change and you're
protected!
- Does not put any load on your Exchange server!
- Multiple gateways increase messaging reliability and allow
Administrators to take their Exchange servers down for maintenance and still
queue mail for delivery
- Multiple spam engines increase spam identification and eliminate a
single point of failure
- Two ICSA Labs certified virus scanners remove viruses before they
enter your network
- Allows you to hide your Exchange server behind their secure
front-end network
- Cost effective-costs less than $.10 cents a day!
As you can see, there are advantages to a spam service that should be
considered as part of your selection process. Try the service free for 30
days before you make your final selection.
Jim
"John Lu" <John Lu@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Can anyone recommend a good anti-spam and anti-virus software for Exchange
> 2000 running on Windows 2000? Thanks.