Re: Trendmicro Viruswall Linux POP scanning
From: Jason Clifford (jason@uklinux.net)Date: 02/23/02
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From: Jason Clifford <jason@uklinux.net> Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2002 11:12:15 +0000
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002, Wolfgang Kueter wrote:
> That is the right question to ask. The only reason I can imagine are
> connections to external POP3 servers that run no scanner. However such
> connections should actually not be allowed and therefore should be
> blocked by the firewall rules if one runs an own smtp server that
> offers a scanner for incoming mail.
There may be a good reason to allow such connections.
In such cases I would argue that the process that downloads the mail from
the remote POP servers should then pass it off to the local SMTP server
(via any antivirus gateways if that is part of your network design). This
is not hard to implement.
Jason Clifford
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