It will scan pop3 and pop3s, but the trick is that you need to configure your
email clients (on GREEN) to send pop3 on the pop3s port (995) -- that is, send
it unencrypted. When the proxy sees the traffic on 995, it will then encrypt
the traffic from the gateway to the intended server.
So the traffic is unencrypted only on GREEN, which should be OK for most...but
if you need the traffic encrypted from end-to-end (desktop client to POP3s
server), then it won't work right.
-AJ
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Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2007 11:22 AM
Subject: [Efw-user] pop3 proxy virus scanner
Does the pop3 proxy virus scanner scan ssl pop3 ports or does it only scan
port 110?
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