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Mail server News
02 May 2008
Botnet attacks military systems
By Matthew Broersma, Techworld
Security researchers have discovered a complex spamming scheme that hijacks users' PCs in order to attempt to send junk mail via university and military systems. Read more...
- IT managers wary of virtual servers
- 11 Mar 08
- Apple looks to move iPhone to the enterprise
- 07 Mar 08
- Apple launches SAN upgrade
- 21 Feb 08
- Blackberry to support Lotus Connections
- 24 Jan 08
- Kaspersky launches hosted email service in UK
- 22 Jan 08
- Ikea admits to global spam exposure
- 17 Jan 08
- Scalix adds Outlook features to mail server
- 11 Jan 08
Mail server Blog Entries
25 August 2007
The self-compounding problem bites again
By David Cartwright
One of my clients had an interesting problem yesterday. I got the call at 9:15am from their techie, who told me that the website was broken. Read more...
- Vendors becoming aware of DNS vulnerabilities
- 19 Jul 07
- Why Microsoft is scared of hosting
- 01 Mar 07
- I don't need dynamic DNS ... do I?
- 28 Jan 07
Mail server Insight
25 April 2008
And still the spam comes...
By Tom Kaneshige, InfoWorld (US)
There is no end in sight to the phenomenon of spam. And the better filtering gets, the more spam that gets sent. So who is winning the spam war? Read more...
- The case for solid-state drives in the data centre
- 05 Dec 07
- The summer of spam
- 17 Aug 07
- 12 IT skills that employers can't say no to
- 25 Jul 07
- Exchange failover group comparison 1
- 30 Oct 06
- Exchange failover group comparison 2
- 30 Oct 06
- Putting botnets on notice
- 18 Oct 06
- IT confronts the data centre power crisis
- 10 Oct 06
Mail server Briefings
22 January 2007
Have you got the power?
Availability is remains important but alongside it sits the notion that the data centre has to be ready for whatever comes next. Read more...
- Protocol weds Ethernet and ATA drives
- 15 Jun 06
- SPC-2 (plus IBM result)
- 26 Dec 05
- What is Time Limited Error Recovery?
- 24 Nov 04
- RTFM: Where do I store my prefs?
- 17 Aug 04
- APIs: What they are, and what they're for
- 06 Apr 04
- The future of firewalls
- 12 Nov 03
- What is Grid Computing?
- 10 Nov 03
Mail server Interviews
06 July 2007
D-Day is approaching fast for IPv6
By Neal Weinberg, Network World
Registries could run out of IPv4 addresses as early as 2010, says the boss of US registry ARIN. Read more...
- Where's mobile e-mail going?
- 27 Jun 06
- Juniper gets application-aware
- 26 Jan 06
- Q&A: The future of open source in the enterprise
- 09 Aug 05
- What is ?business continuity? good for?
- 30 Mar 05
- Storing e-mail for compliance
- 08 Mar 05
Mail server Whitepapers
12 October 2007
Liberating the Inbox
By Sophos
This paper focuses on the threat posed by unwanted emails that make it through to the inbox, explains the impact these threats have on organisations, and demonstrates what needs to be done in response to make email safe and productive. Read more...
Mail server Product Reviews
07 April 2008
ClearMyMail spam filtering
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
- List price: $29.95 (£16) for 1 year; $49.95 (£26) for 2 years; $3.50 (£1.75) per month
- Pros: Works supremely well; No false positives; Service model makes it cross-platform
- Cons: Oriented towards single email accounts; No direct webmail support Read more...
- ZyXel ZyWall SSL 10
- 02 Aug 07
- GFI Network Server Monitor 7
- 11 Jul 07
- Up.Time 4 server monitoring
- 30 Mar 07
- Tsarfin NetGong & NetInfo
- 23 Mar 07
- Steganos Internet Anonym VPN
- 14 Nov 06
- Foldermail file transfer service
- 07 Aug 06
- Ipswitch WhatsUp Professional
- 25 Jul 06
Mail server How-Tos
06 December 2007
Getting started with networking
By Ron Nutter, Network World
Setting up your first business network will seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be as hard as all that. Read more...
- Connect iPhones to your corporate email servers
- 17 Jul 07
- Setting up an Open Source directory service
- 19 Feb 07
- Stop VPNs turning into open doors
- 16 Oct 06
- Living with devices that only do WEP
- 13 Oct 06
- Save money by using fax over IP
- 12 Sep 06
- Use your BlackBerry as a notebook
- 17 Feb 06
- Protective Layers: Securing Corporate Networks
- 19 Jul 05
Mail server Case Studies
21 October 2007
VoIP gives elevator-maker a lift
By Tim Greene, Network World
ThyssenKrupp's US group replaces its legacy phone systems. Read more...
- Apple continues to mostly ignore the enterprise (part 2)
- 04 Jun 07
- Tech company goes real-time
- 05 Jun 06
- City finds big savings in Linux
- 20 May 06
- Single supplier backup
- 05 Dec 05
- How to move your company to open source
- 31 Aug 05
- Companies take divergent paths with mainframe
- 22 Aug 05
- Users don't want 802.11i yet
- 06 Apr 05
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