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[Alex Neuman van der Hans]

Unfortunately that could only happen if there were a way to tell Outlook 
to use the MailScanner machine as the outgoing mail server, which you 
*can*, but only if you tell Outlook that your Exchange server is a 
regular IMAP/POP server.

Billy A. Pumphrey wrote:
>> This functionality (apart from the PST stuff) is already built into
>> MailScanner, and it's pretty flexible through the use of rulesets. In
>> fact, you can do a poor man's version of "archive only nonspam" by
>>     
> using
>   
>> it in conjunction with another ruleset on "non spam actions =".
>>
>> You can even set it up so that it becomes an IMAP-readable archive of
>> your e-mail if you tweak it right.
>>     
>
> I mentioned it in my other response, but the only problem still is for
> archiving the internal email.  
>
> If there can be one machine that:
> - Does what MailScanner does by simply being MailScanner (filter,
> virus,etc)
> - Also archive the internal email
>   
Unfortunately that could only happen if there were a way to tell Outlook 
to use the MailScanner machine as the outgoing mail server, which you 
*can*, but only if you tell Outlook that your Exchange server is a 
regular IMAP/POP server.
... unless your Exchange server is behind a firewall, in which case you 
could *try* (don't know if it'd work) telling the firewall to make all 
incoming packets on port 25 from machines *other* than the MailScanner 
machine to go *to* the MailScanner machine instead.