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For 12 users why are you running your own email server?
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For 12 users why are you running your own email server?

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Basically for security and in house records.
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Basically for security and in house records.

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We are looking to get a sonicwall product with mainly anti-spam and routing capabilities for a small office of about 12 users. Does anyone have experience with sonicwall for this format?
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We are looking to get a sonicwall product with mainly anti-spam and routing capabilities for a small office of about 12 users. Does anyone have experience with sonicwall for this format?

We need a sonicwall anti-spam router solution.

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Windows Networking

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