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Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy Server (@SSP)

Hello,

I am shopping a new spam filter solution.  Has anyone worked with Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy Server (@SSP)?  I see on SourceForge it has great reviews.

Please advise.

Have a great day,

Don
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What is your current anti-spam solution? Why do you feel a need to change?
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Xeams because they are now starting to charge.
What is your mail setup consists of?

Are you actually shopping, or would like implement your own, by either adding anti-spam, anti-virus tools to your existing mail server (using RBL lists, adding SPAMASSASSIN milter to assess whether or not the email will be accepted for further processing. Or use spamassassin on the user end to filter spam message into a user's spam folder.......)
Anti-virus, there are avast, clamd that would/could be incorporated to scan messages with attachments of a specific size, or of a specific type......

What features do you need, do you need the user to be able to "clear" a message that was quaranteened?, etc.....

Spamassassin is versatile that can have a system wide setting to handle initial "filtering" while can be further customized on a per user basis.

Available RBL lists can be seen on mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx This is a site you can check whether your IP is blacklisted.
IT lists all the available RBL lists.....
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I regret no one is answering my question.  I asked if someone has used it and their input.  That's it.  That is a frustration of this site.
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I got a response from a site which is free that answered my question and explained their experience.
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Staying with Xeams