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John Polcari
My exchange 2003 users are getting a boatload of viruses. No problem. This I
deal with by way of Symantec Anti Virus Gateway.
You'd think the ungrateful users would be happy with that, but Nooooooo...
now they whine and moan about having to look at the de-fanged email with the
virus deleted.
Now I'd like to delete the rest of the Email. Seems it should be easy,
because all of them now have an attachment with the same name
"deleted0.txt". Should I think about Symantec anti-spam running on their
desktops? should work but it's kind a of a kludge and it won't help with
OWA. Upgrade to Outlook 2003? (and I'm not 100% sure 2003's junk mail
filter would do this) but we're using Outlook 2002, and that's a lotta
money... Seems that some kinda script would work better. I can't be the
first person to have this problem, yet I don't see any discussions about
it...
Ideas/suggestions anyone?
Thanks in advance,
John Polcari
deal with by way of Symantec Anti Virus Gateway.
You'd think the ungrateful users would be happy with that, but Nooooooo...
now they whine and moan about having to look at the de-fanged email with the
virus deleted.
Now I'd like to delete the rest of the Email. Seems it should be easy,
because all of them now have an attachment with the same name
"deleted0.txt". Should I think about Symantec anti-spam running on their
desktops? should work but it's kind a of a kludge and it won't help with
OWA. Upgrade to Outlook 2003? (and I'm not 100% sure 2003's junk mail
filter would do this) but we're using Outlook 2002, and that's a lotta
money... Seems that some kinda script would work better. I can't be the
first person to have this problem, yet I don't see any discussions about
it...
Ideas/suggestions anyone?
Thanks in advance,
John Polcari