Non Profit probably means you don't have a huge IT budget. You may want to give SpamBayes a try.
The client plug-in does a decent job of filtering spam... and it's free.
On 3/6/06, Rimmerman, Russ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you were a 20 user non-profit organization that were having a serious problem with SPAM, had an Exchange server in-house but an external internet provider that was "filtering" and forwarding your e-mail but not doing a good job, what product or solution would you recommend? The problem is valid e-mails are being blocked and SPAM is getting through.
Would something like Trend Client Server Security for SMB work well in this situation?
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