MailScanner vs Borderware

[Dennis Willson]

MailWatch does already allow individual users to control their white 
and black lists. If you use the latest version Steve has included the 
change I made that allows users to set their own Spam score 
thresholds.

The MailWatch code is organized fairly well and therefore is pretty 
easy to modify.


On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 18:21:37 +0100
  shuttlebox <shuttlebox at gmail.com> wrote:
>A colleague of mine who's responsible for quite a large MS
>installation processing mail for a number of our largest clients is
>considering switching to Borderware instead. I have built his
>installation and take care of all the more complex work but he's fed
>up with tinkering with rulesets (typically white/blacklists) for end
>users.
>
>I know that many of you will recommend him to use MailWatch for
>simplicity but he wants to move configuration to the end users
>themselves and apparently BW offers that.
>
>1. Does anyone here know pros and cons of BW appliances besides what
>you can find out by visiting their web site? I have read their
>material from there.
>2. Is there (web) frontends aimed at the end users available for MS?
>Is DefenderMX the answer?
>
>I want more MS, not less so I want to provide what he thinks MS lacks
>in comparison to the commercial alternatives (who tend to focus on
>nice GUI:s).
>
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