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I really see no reason
why you could not allow a .csv file as long as you
have fingerprinting turned on, this way someone couldn’t rename a .exe or something to have an extension of .csv and send the file through the server. I am not sure if whitelisting will allow a user to bypass attachment
scanning, my feeling is probably no as you don’t want any user sending
unapproved file types through your network. Jerod -----Original Message----- We have a vendor who sends .csv
files regularly. These are blocked by attachement type. Since we need to get
these and neither the sender nor recipient are terribly computer literate I'm
lookin for a solution other than renaming the attachment for transmission.
Would whitelisting the sender bypass the scanning by attachment type? My other option is to allow .csv
files. Any danger in that? Thanks as always, kirk Kirk Woloshyn Walters Wholesale Electric 562.988.3100 F562.988.3150 www.walterswholesale.com |
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- [Modus] whitelists and attachments Kirk Woloshyn
- [Modus] whitelists and attachments Jerod Powell
- [Modus] whitelists and attachments TIASpeed
