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    Exclaimer Anti-Spam 1.0.40614.1

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    Exclaimer Anti-Spam description

    Set and forget Anti-spam for businesses that just want to get on with the business of business

    Did you know that Exchange 2007 and 2010 contain some neat Anti-spam filters? Did nobody tell you about the handy PowerShell commands like set-filtersenderconfig for configuring them? Maybe you were too busy doing your day job to check them out? They work great, but they’re hard to find and tricky to use.

    Exclaimer Anti-spam takes the best bits of Microsoft’s Exchange filters and gives you simple and intuitive ways to manage them in a single friendly interface.

    Exclaimer Anti-Spam eliminates the everyday threats and hassles from spam so effectively that you’ll forget you have it installed.

    Requirements:

    · Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 & 2010

    Limitations:

    · 30 days trial period

     


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    Spam Protection | Block Spam | Filter Spam | Anti-spam | Block | Filter



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