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 Counteragent - 1.5Virus filtering for EIMS server X using ClamAV |
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| Overall Rating: |  (5.0) |
Features: | (4.5) |
Support: | (4.5) |
| Ease of Use: | (4.5) |
Quality / Stability: | (4.5) |
Price: | (4.5) |
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Cure for the common Windows - Version: 1.5, 9/18/2005 09:41AM PST
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Why Not
Millions of messages after installation, this has stopped tens of thousands of viruses. It runs exceptionally well on almost any machine, has an interface that all plug-in writers should learn from and costs practically nothing. Best money I have ever put into the mail servers here.
Sweet - What a time saver - Version: 1.5, 1/26/2005 08:54PM PST
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grichter
If you are like me and wear a lot of hats around the office and time to solve dumb user problems is not sometthing you have much to spare, then this is a product for you. If you have users (especially windows) who can't resist the tempation to open an email message from an unknown user that probably contains a virus, no matter how many times you have told them not to...then this is a product for you. Simple and easy to add to EIMS on OSX. Been running for just 2 days and already have save myself a ton of headaches and time after this product rightfully pulled 4 messages carrying virus so they wouldn't get to my users who might open them and create a mess. Using automation to take the risks of virus issues out of my users hands, and what this product has done in 2 days is worth way more then I paid for it already.
First, it's only $35! Second, it really works.
Installation is very simple and fast. It runs transparently. The virus db in ClamAV is updated automatically.
Within minutes of installation, it caught a virus. And this is after many filters had already been applied.
It also catches phishing which is probably even more prevalent than viruses.