Microsoft has made some major edge
security updates to its new main
messaging server: the
Exchange
Server 2007. Its predecessor,
the Exchange Server 2003, had limited
protection against spam and viruses,
which is a major issue for small to
medium size businesses who host their
own messaging servers. Exchange Server
2007 has made some key improvements in
this area, and just in time.
In this article, I’ll go over the
Edge Transport Server,
which carried out the Anti-Spam and
Ant-Virus protection in the Exchange
Server 2007. I’ll briefly illustrate the
Edge Transport Architecture and explain
how the Edge Transport Server protects
messaging services from spam, viruses,
and malware. If your goal is to maintain
security, this is one article you don’t
want to miss.
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Anti-Spam and Anti-Virus protection in Exchange Server 2007...
