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One-Stop Security HArdware Devices The Doctor 07-30-2005
Posted by The Doctor on July 30, 2005, 3:45 pm
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We have a business costumer with 10 users in the office Who get about 100
e-mails a day. Spam is a problem. Their spam software is not doing its job.
We are considering a one-Stop Security hardware device. We have done our
reserach. There are some price ones out there that range from US$3000 up.
What do you guys suggest for a good one at a reasonable price?
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Posted by Todd H. on July 30, 2005, 12:05 pm
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doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) writes:
> We have a business costumer with 10 users in the office Who get about 100
> e-mails a day. Spam is a problem. Their spam software is not doing its job.
> We are considering a one-Stop Security hardware device. We have done our
> reserach. There are some price ones out there that range from US$3000 up.
> What do you guys suggest for a good one at a reasonable price?

I might consider a shared domain host (cpanel provider perhaps)
running spamassasin. The benefit there is that you have someone else
on call and constantly monitoring server uptime. Dunno if I were
doing a 10 user office if i'd be that excited about maintaining my own
email server if it were a client.

Spamassassin isn't full proof by and stretch, but it helps quite a
bit.

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Posted by Leythos on July 30, 2005, 6:36 pm
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says...
> We have a business costumer with 10 users in the office Who get about 100
> e-mails a day. Spam is a problem. Their spam software is not doing its job.
> We are considering a one-Stop Security hardware device. We have done our
> reserach. There are some price ones out there that range from US$3000 up.
> What do you guys suggest for a good one at a reasonable price?

Do they have their own email server or are they using an ISP's mail
server?

If they have a hosted mail service, switch to one that has spam
filtering enabled.

If they have their own mail server, that are a bunch of free SMTP spam
filters that detect it before it reaches their email client.

So, do they have their own email server? If so, what is it?

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