We are currently using Declude Junkmail Pro, and Virus Pro. Up to this point, we haven't had many problems with people sending out virus' or spam from our network, and when it does happen, it gets shutdown very quickly.
I've heard that one of the major problems facing broadband ISP's is people getting infected with a bot, and then mass-mailing stuff out directly. I *DO NOT* want to be a spam/virus happy ISP. There's already enough of those out there :)
What I'm contemplating is setting up a redirect so that any traffic originating from the residential sector, destined for an outside address with the port of 25 be redirected to my IMail server for scanning. Right now, we don't block anything with Junkmail that is outbound, and obviously, we're not running Hijack. So I'm thinking I'd need to enable Junkmail to take action on outbound mails, and also implement Hijack. Does this sound reasonable? Any tips from the trenches would be greatly appreciated.
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