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GFI Archiver

Sias — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 06:47:20 +0000

I have installed GFI archiver on exchange server 2008 , but GFI is slowing down the server process .My external users battling to connect and stay connected….slow to send out emails ect

blocking messenger in isa 2004 using transparent proxy

MSISAServer — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 06:34:22 +0000

I have configured ISA 2004 using transparent as well using GFI Webmonitor. Block Messenger in ISA using signature headers and also in GFI block MSN Messenger but unable to succeed in my goal.

Anybody let me tell that whats the possible solution for the above mentioned.

Exchange Aware Anti-virus for SBS 2008

ITKE — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 16:01:40 +0000

Hi,

I am looking for an anti-virus program that is exchange aware to
run on a SBS 2008 server that is used as a file server as well as a
mail server. I already have “GFI MailSecurity” installed for scanning
email messages but I want to install something that will scan the rest
of the server without affecting the exchange server. Can anyone
recommend a specific AV?

Thanks

Wayne

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after pending submission queue is cleared, can those emails still be retrieved?

Rdammers — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 21:39:05 +0000

I had a problem with SMTP service with windows 2003 ( with exchange 2003) in relation to GFI security..basically, emails weren’t going in or out of our Exchange server..
I had 2200 messages in pending submission queue, so I stopped SMTP service, stopped ALL GFI services.when I restarted SMTP ( without GFI running) , all messages were gone, but the never made it to the users’ email boxes.. I have since restarted GFI and everything is now running smoothly as far as email going in and out is concerned…Any way to recover those messages? Where would they have gone to if they’re not in users’ email boxes, and no longer in the Pending Submission Queue?
Rob

ISP, GFI

Kecy1 — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 19:03:15 +0000

How do emails work? For example, let’s assume that you are sending an email from your ISP account to my email address at GFI. What route does the email take from your machine to reach me? Which are the protocols involved?

What protocols do you use often? Please mention the port numbers used.

I’ve been hacked — I think….

LMullen — Mon, 11 Apr 2005 09:52:01 +0000

I’m an IT administrator with a little over 500 end users, running Windows 2000 and XP. One of our users is experiencing a problem with her Internet connection suddenly dropping for no apparent reason. When she restarts her computer, everything works fine for awhile, but then the connection drops again. The funny thing is, she’s noticed that her AOL Instant Messenger service still works even when she can’t access her e-mail. We’ve already run Netstat and noticed that more unknown open connections are being used to certain ports. This particular user has a laptop and works from home frequently, so we’re not sure all updates have been installed.
Has her computer been hacked? If so, what can I do initially to contain the damage, and what steps can I take to prevent such occurrences in the future?