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Re: SECURITY Digest - 18 Apr 2005 to 19 Apr 2005 (#2005-69)
From: Don Murdoch <dmurdoch () ODU EDU>
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 07:43:06 -0400
ODU is using Can IT Pro for Enterprise messaging & spam punting. We have "front door" redundant and fault tolerant SMTP servers, and CIP plugs in quite nicely to that architecture. The end user customization features (we are on the verge of deploying) are great - individual white / black list by sender / domain, rules that affect / change the spam score at will, and a "short and sweet" level for configuration are all great features. You can't beat the name of the company - roaringpenguin.com. Did I mention you get the source code? And you can customize your own auth method because you can auth against a directory, a database, or modify the auth code for your own purpose? OH - and here's a hip feature. Since Lotus Notes produces broken HTML, we can adjust the score for email coming from Notes and then apply it to messages coming from those servers ... thus improving / increasing the delivery of Notes email as we can pre-adjust the spam score and then let the normal spam processing rules be applied to the message. Its built on top of MIMEdefag, ClamAV, SpamAssassin, and MYSQL DB for back end. Its available on a VASCUP for VA Schools (pricing was GREAT)..... - djm - ******************************************************** Don Murdoch, CISSP Information Systems Security Officer SANS: GCFW, GSEC, GCWN, GCUX, GCIH, GCIA Microsoft: MCSD, MCSE (NT/2K) Tel: 757-683-4580 Office of Computing and Communications Services Fax: 757-683-5155 Old Dominion University - Norfolk, Virginia This signature block is not a digital signature under UETA. If you received this message in error, inform the sender and delete it. Information in this email may containt private or other protected data. ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Discussion Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.
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