I have the same question. We've been attempting to use spamassassin to no avail. We've spent considerable amount of time with the white/black lists etc. We still can get 20 or more spam messages a day that get through our filter.
We have a small network, 30+ or so computers and are are receiving what I think is an inordinate amount of spam. We would like a spam filter that does a reasonable job, with as little overhead as possible w.r.t administration.
The UW spam filters seem to work quite well on my uw.edu account. I was wondering if there was a way to filter email to my sub-domain through the UW's spam filters?
Thanks, Rob [email protected] wrote:
We are looking to replace our SPAM/AV appliance with another appliance or system that is fairly easy to manage and offers end-user quarantine management. Its been a while since I've researched SPAM/AV solutions so thought I'd ask what others are using these days. Thanks, Eric
-- Robert Hagg Shipboard Science Support UW School of Oceanography Marine Science Bldg. Box 357940 Seattle, WA 98195-7940 Email: [email protected]
