Topic: Gateway virusscanning

[Michael Roed]

Hi!

I am using E-smith as a firewall and webserver but an W2K Exchange 2000 server for mail.
Can I get E-smith to check all incomming mails for virus via the dungog.net mailscanner and then forward it to the Exchange server???

Thx,
Michael.

[Andres]

Yes.

I implemented the same solution and works great.

I installed the Clam AV with the Dungog's rpm.

Works great.

Email is checked at firewall, if a virus is detected it'll reject the mail.

I'm using Lotus Domino, but should work the same with exchange

[Andres]

I forgot to mention, I'm also using the Dungog's Virtual Domain RPM to re-direct the mail to my mail server

[Sylvan]

Hi Andres,

You said you did implement Dungog's rpm... with clam AV
On Dungog site, which rpm is this. I did several test with damien how-to and still working on an antivirus protection for a non profit organisation.

Thanks

Sylvain Angers

[Andres]

http://dungog.net/sme/products/index.php

Items 4 and 6 ( Mail and file virus scan, and Virtual Domains)

I installed clam AV, see steps in:

http://dungog.net/sme/help/index.html?page=smehelp/antivirus.html

The RPM is basically an add on to the manager page ( nice one) wich simplifies the use of the Antivirus S/W.  You have to pay for it but is worth it ( is 25.00 for each rpm ) . So far, working great.

[Pete Edwards]

If you are looking for a 0 cost option for AV then panda anti virus for linux is a nice choice.  "pavcl" I read somewhere that it could be integrated with e-smith.