Antispam Software and Spam Filtering news, help and research


	Antispam Software and Spam Filtering


	Home > Exchange Topics > Exchange Server Security > Antispam Software and Spam Filtering > Expert Technical Advice

Microsoft Exchange Topics:

EMAIL THIS

TOPICS HOME

BROWSE ALL EXCHANGE TOPICS

EXCHANGE INFO CENTERS

RESOURCE CENTERS

RSS FEEDS


Antispam Software and Spam Filtering



IN THIS TOPIC:	EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE (105) , REFERENCE & LEARNING (20) , WHITE PAPERS , WEBCASTS (5) , DOWNLOADS (3) , BEST WEB LINKS (15) , DEFINITIONS (14) , NEWS (37)

Display in sets of:


11 - 20 of 105 in Expert Technical Advice		<< Previous page 1 2 3 4 ... 9 10 11 Next >>



ANTISPAM SOFTWARE AND SPAM FILTERING EXPERTS



			Richard Luckett President, SYSTMS of NY, Inc. ASK A QUESTION


	Be careful when editing the Exchange IMF custom configuration XML file Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 13 Jun 2007 TIP - Exchange IMF uses an XML file called MSExchange.UceContentFilter.xml for custom configuration. If it isn't saved in the proper Unicode format, Exchange IMF will not work correctly.


	Reverse DNS mismatches mark Exchange email as spam Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 16 May 2007 TIP - Many ISPs attempt to block spam using reverse DNS lookups on incoming email. This can cause problems for Exchange organizations in which DNS PTR records are incorrectly configured.


	SpamMover: Exchange Server folder integration with third-party antispam products Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 04 Apr 2007 TIP - Many antispam products pre-classify email by adding an X-header or subject line modification. Learn about an Exchange add-on that automatically sorts that email into folders.


	Exchange Intelligent Message Filter's custom weighting feature Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 21 Mar 2007 TIP - Exchange IMF offers a custom weighting feature that can designate incoming message as legitimate if specific words or phrases appear in the email body or subject line.


	Freeware 'greylisting' for Exchange Server Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 07 Mar 2007 TIP - Contributor Serdar Yegulalp explains how greylisting works and points to a freeware greylisting application available for fighting spam in Exchange Server environments.


	The Microsoft Junk E-Mail Reporting Tool Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 21 Feb 2007 TIP - Microsoft offers a junk email reporting tool that allows Outlook users to report spam, which will be used to help generate the next iteration of Outlook's built-in spam filter.


	SpamBayes: Open-source antispam tool for Microsoft Outlook Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 07 Feb 2007 TIP - If you don't have an Exchange server, only individual Microsoft Outlook desktop installations, SpamBayes is a handy way to manage spam without dropping a lot of money.


	Managing the Exchange IMF archive directory Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 27 Dec 2006 TIP - Learn about a free tool that allows you to view, analyze and manage email that has been sequestered by the Exchange Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) archive directory.


	Third-party tool soups up Exchange Server IMF Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 13 Dec 2006 TIP - Learn about a third-party tool that enhances Exchange Server IMF with whitelisting functionality, multiple SCL thresholds, and more mail action capabilities.


	How defective DNS records damage Sender ID and Exchange Server Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 01 Nov 2006 TIP - Beware of servers sending you email that have badly formatted or nonexistent DNS records -- they can hurt Sender ID and Exchange Server.


11 - 20 of 105 in Expert Technical Advice		<< Previous page 1 2 3 4 ... 9 10 11 Next >>

SEARCH

TechTarget provides enterprise IT professionals with the information they need to perform their jobs - from developing strategy, to making cost-effective IT purchase decisions and managing their organizations' IT projects - with its network of technology-specific Web sites, events and magazines.


TechTarget Corporate Web Site \| Media Kits \| Reprints \| Site Map All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2004 - 2008, TechTarget \| Read our Privacy Policy