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GFI MailEssentials for Exchange/SMTP/Lotus 14.1 SR1 Build 20091027

4.0 (36 votes)

(November 5, 2009)

Windows 2000/2003/2008/XP / Shareware; $350.00 / 2,045 downloads

GFI MailEssentials for Exchange/SMTP/Lotus is a server based anti spam & email management solution for Microsoft Exchange Server & Notes/SMTP servers. Spam is caught before the mail server, no need to deploy client software. Its advanced Spam detection technology is based on: Content checking of body and subject for spam keywords, checking mail headers for typical spam practices, and checking if the sending mail server is on a third party black list such as ORDB. Admins can also set-up their own blacklists, as well as reduce false positives using the automatic whitelist feature.

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Latest Changes
- FIXED: Emails get stuck in the SMTP queue after being processed by GFI MailEssentials

- FIXED: Emails looping between GFI MailSecurity and GFI MailEssentials when forward to email action is used in GFI MailEssentials

- FIXED: Reduction in spam capture by SpamRazer, caused by failed execution of certain DNS based checks performed by the engine

- FIXED: Crash of Synch agent service when a port other than the default port is used

- FIXED: Crash of SURBL module caused by emails containing URI which is longer than 2048 characters

- FIXED: Dot stuffing performed whilst processing of emails can corrupt attachments

- FIXED: Emails downloaded through POP2Exchange are not being delivered to recipients. This happens due to an issue in the handling of From\To header entries containing text in () brackets

- FIXED: If selecting only Move to Inbox and Block Reason actions for any anti-spam filter, the block reason is not added to the blocked email

- FIXED: Directory Harvesting at SMTP level does not block emails containing at least 1 remote recipient (recipient whose domain is not listed in the GFI MailEssentials inbound domains list). Due to this issue, GFI MailEssentials doesn’t block certain casin

- FIXED: Crash caused in Whitelist, Blacklist and Mail Monitoring modules when processing emails whose recipients contain multiple empty spaces in From\To header

- FIXED: A minor memory leak affecting the GFI MailEssentials Scan Engine service which is caused by the module which routes emails to list server (even when list server is not used)

- FIXED: The detection of perimeter servers which is performed during installation fails, causing the perimeter server option to be set but having list of perimeters not populated

- FIXED: If multiple perimeter servers are identified and the local server’s IP is one of the IP addresses, it is not included in the perimeter servers list

- FIXED: Disclaimers\General Settings user selection button not displaying user selection dialog

- FIXED: On Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, the disclaimer Sender Name value would be set using the Sender Email instead

- FIXED: Downloading of SpamRazer updates fails

- FIXED: Save to disk action does not remove characters which cannot be written as part of the filename, causing action to fail

- FIXED: Error reported when enabling\disabling tracing in Switchboard

- FIXED: Updated the Send Fake NDR action so as to support entering a different postmaster email address

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Reviews of GFI MailEssentials for Exchange/SMTP/Lotus

serrem
Reviewing 14 SR3 Beta 1 Build 20090318 (Mar 26, 2009)

If this product is checking ORDB for spam, it is poorly designed. ORDB has been shut down for many months now.
jwoertz
Reviewing 12 Build 20080526 Beta 1 (Jun 2, 2008)

No problems here. Smooth installation and it made a huge difference in our organization. Give it a little time and you'll be very happy with this product.
lance359
Reviewing 12 Build 20080326 (Apr 13, 2008)

I've been reviewing spam filters for our organization and I cannot believe the comments below. Of course it is nice that it has great antimalware capabilities but it does a really poor job on blocking spam! Out of the box it is horrible and I refuse to explain why the need to train the filter continuously. A Bayesian filter is kind of useless nowadays because of Bayesian poisoning and other spam tricks. Look further if you need a out of the box solution that doesn't stress your server CPU.
etmare
Reviewing 12 Build 20071203 (Dec 10, 2007)

Great software! I'm using it on Exchange Server 2003 about 2 years and I'm realy satisfied. Together with GFI MailSecurity (with Kaspersky plugin) make strong security suite.
debugged
Reviewing 12 Build 20060308 (Jun 23, 2006)

This software changed my life. I was suicidal, and it set me free. It made me see the light. It made me find God.

Today, I can do nothing but sing the praises of this, the finest software ever devised, nay, conceived. And we all owe the fine folks at BetaNews a hearty round of applause for featuring it.

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