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sure it is posssible. as for specific solution, it depends on what email server you have.
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sure it is posssible. as for specific solution, it depends on what email server you have.

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we are running the mercur mailserver<br />
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/ joergen astroem
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we are running the mercur mailserver

/ joergen astroem

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dear bbao<br />
<br />
i'm sorry that i forgot this question.<br />
we've fixed the problems, and your information was a good help!<br />
<br />
thank you very much<br />
joergen
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dear bbao

i'm sorry that i forgot this question.
we've fixed the problems, and your information was a good help!

thank you very much
joergen

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thanks for your points and grade, have a nice day! bbao
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thanks for your points and grade, have a nice day! bbao

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hi<br />
<br />
we are running a webserver win 2000/IIS together with the mercur mailserver (<a href="http://www.atrium.de" rel="ugc">www.atrium.de</a>).<br />
even if we have the imprssion that we configured the mailserver to be quite safe<br />
we have the impression that it is being misused by spammers :-(<br />
<br />
is there any way to &quot;monitoring&quot; all outgoing mail in a convinient way to figure out if the mailserver is used by not authorized users. some sort of tool where we could see all outgoing mail listed in a handy way. this because reading the mailserver protocol is a bit of a hazzle...<br />
<br />
any hints, especially on the mercur mail server are very much appreciated.<br />
<br />
thank you in advance / joergen astroem
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hi

we are running a webserver win 2000/IIS together with the mercur mailserver (www.atrium.de).
even if we have the imprssion that we configured the mailserver to be quite safe
we have the impression that it is being misused by spammers :-(

is there any way to "monitoring" all outgoing mail in a convinient way to figure out if the mailserver is used by not authorized users. some sort of tool where we could see all outgoing mail listed in a handy way. this because reading the mailserver protocol is a bit of a hazzle...

any hints, especially on the mercur mail server are very much appreciated.

thank you in advance / joergen astroem

check outgoing mail for possible use by unwanted spammers

Operating system security (OS security) is the process of ensuring OS integrity, confidentiality and availability. OS security refers to specified steps or measures used to protect the OS from threats, viruses, worms, malware or remote hacker intrusions. OS security encompasses all preventive-control techniques, which safeguard any computer assets capable of being stolen, edited or deleted if OS security is compromised, including authentication, passwords and threats to systems and programs.