NOD32 email protection

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BobM

Hi all. I just downloaded the trial version of NOD32.
The control center shows: AMON, NOD32, and IMON, but not the email
module EMON.

I am using Netscape 7.1 mail. Does anyone know why? Is Netscape not
supported?

Bob
 
Hi all. I just downloaded the trial version of NOD32.
The control center shows: AMON, NOD32, and IMON, but not the email
module EMON.

I am using Netscape 7.1 mail. Does anyone know why? Is Netscape not
supported?

Bob
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There is no more EMON. That's IMON's job now and I would think that you
would set IMON to scan whatever port Netscape 7.1 mail is using.

Duane :)
 
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There is no more EMON. That's IMON's job now and I would think that
you would set IMON to scan whatever port Netscape 7.1 mail is
using.
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Yes, it's much simpler now than it was with the old POP3 scanner.
Generally, POP3 comes in via port 110, so I think that's already
there as the default. It does work...the few Swen emails a received
the other day were caught nicely.

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Melissa

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Yes, it's much simpler now than it was with the old POP3 scanner.
Generally, POP3 comes in via port 110, so I think that's already there
as the default. It does work...the few Swen emails a received the other
day were caught nicely.
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I just bought NOD32 and I'm curious: what happens when you receive a
virus-infected email through pop3, does nod32 refuse to let you download
it, or is the attachment stripped from the message ?
 
I just bought NOD32 and I'm curious: what happens when you receive a
virus-infected email through pop3, does nod32 refuse to let you download
it, or is the attachment stripped from the message ?
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It depends on your IMON scanner settings. I have mine set on
"notify/offer an action", so when IMON detects e.g. Swen in an
attachment it tells me so and offers an action
(delete/rename/clean/etc). Usually I delete the infected portion and
IMON appends a note to the mail, because I've set the scanner to do
so.

Cheers,

Pekka de G.
 
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