Declude E-Mails me (and a couple of other techs) every time it finds a virus, Vulnerability or Banned Ext. .
This is around a 1,000 per day lately. (Most of which are just more Netsky or Vulnerability junk to ignore)
In the body of the e-mail I dump a variable (as I recall it is in the standard templates), but I can get the detail if needed.
That variable returns Incoming or Outgoing.
Once you get that far, I recommend setting up rules within your e-mail program to route certain e-mail to a Folder that will get your attention.
(also Banned Extensions should get the same treatment, because these may be normal user work that is getting trapped or a very new virus.)
Let us know which part you need help with. (lots of folks can help)
Greg
Bob McGregor wrote:
thanks greg, if you are using unxutils, would you mind sharing how you put the incoming/outgoing together?
We have very few infections (so far) from within our school distrcit but when they do occur, it would be nice to know it.... I t's a great add!
bob
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