The world's first Real-Time email scanner for the VPOP3 Mail Server. #Mail scan #Email scanner #Pop3 scan #Email #Scan #Scanner
MailScan 5 is a complex and easy to use real-time AntiVirus and AntiSpam solution for VPOP3 Mail Servers.
MailScan for VPOP3 safeguards organizations against Virus, Worm, Trojan and many other malware breeds with futuristic and proactive technologies.
Employing an array of intelligent filters, MailScan offers comprehensive protection against Spam and Phishing mails, while providing powerful Content Security too.
AntiVirus & Content-Checking are only few of the benefits offered by MailScan. It also has a Generic Attachment Analyzer, Automatic Compression/Decompression feature, a comprehensive Notification engine and hosts of features hitherto found in any other package.
MailScan uses the eScan Content-Security & AntiVirus to scan all attachments contained in eMails. Emails sent out to the Internet & coming in from the Internet are scanned & cleaned of Viruses and its contents checked, before your actual email server processes the same.
All the MailScan processes are multi-threaded. This ensures that all emails are parallely processed.
All types of attachments are handled by MailScan, including MIME and UUEncoded. RFC822 attachments, Embedded emails, Multipart-Mixed and Multipart-Digest types are also handled properly.
System requirements
- Pentium II 200 MHz or higher
- RAM:256MB(512 MB recommended)
- Hard Disk 500 MB of Free Space
Limitations in the unregistered version
- 15 days trial
MailScan for VPOP3 6.8A
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- file size:
- 170 MB
- main category:
- Internet
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