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kinderya2019-10-09 12:51:00
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kinderya, 2019-10-09 12:51:00

Need an antispam filter for Exchange 2013 for 100 mailboxes?

Now I use mail cleaner. It catches spam, but does not add addresses to the white list. You have to constantly monitor and send mail. Perhaps commercial solutions.

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Dmitry Shumov, 2019-10-09
@dshumov

The built-in is good.

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Sasha Odarchuk, 2019-10-09
@Fanta

If paid solutions are possible, then there are many options: casper, eset, trendmicro, cisco, orf, etc., etc.
You can even watch cloudy ones!
The built-in is very limited, but they are built-in for that)
I would recommend putting antispam "before" Exchange and not "on" Exchange

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Nikadim Tsatskin, 2021-03-09
@BigDrive

As mentioned above, it is better to put an anti-spam filter in front of Exchange, it is still better than Kaspersky, since it recognizes Russian spam best of all.

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