Re: Fw: Analyzing a mail box, email SLA's and monitoring

Mike,

Check out http://www.maysoft.com/web3.nsf/page/products-SpamSentinel-overview.
 They have a personal version that's basically just an agent or two
and a new folder in your mailbox.  I used it for a while before we got
a spam appliance (from Barracuda).  Not bad.  It puts the spam in a
spam filter, so you'll know exactly how much you're getting (and it
won't be in your inbox).

Mike E.


On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 08:28:54 -0500, Mike.Crump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<Mike.Crump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
> I've had it.  Our parent company 'provides' our interface to Internet based
> email.  There are two problems that are driving me nuts.
> 
> 1.)  Spam, I get more crap and they claim it's not a problem.  FYI - IBM
> provides a nice little service in this area but the 'rents' have ignored my
> forwarded emails.  Since I don't want to do this manually is anyone aware
> of a tool that allows you to analyze/quantify possible spam in a personal
> Notes mailbox or even the mail.nsf file?  You'd think that would be a slick
> tool to help sell anti-spam software and services...but I can't find one
> yet.  I was thinking that I could run something to quantify the volume of
> spam and attempt to use that number.