External virus scanners

[Martin Hepworth]

Oh good a site with a policy they adhere to. (no I'm not being funny I
like this).

That's probably not a bad idea...let MS prove itself and then they can
make business descision rather than a technical one. Should they want to
move the scanner off the windows box to the MS box they can do this at a
  later date.



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Martin Hepworth
Snr Systems Administrator
Solid State Logic
Tel: +44 (0)1865 842300


John Wilcock wrote:
> Pete Russell wrote:
>
>> Violaine Grimly wrote:
>>
>>> That is unfortunately not an option. The virus scanner
>>> computer is "out of limits" from our point of view,
>>> must not be changed or bypassed (and it runs on a
>>> Windows box).
>
>
>> Send all the mail to it, scan it and return it to mailscanner?
>
>
> Or just scan it in MailScanner, then send it to their box clean to prove
> how good MS is!
>
> John.

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