eWall (Free Edition)

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anti-spam gateway for mail servers eWall is a flexible SMTP gateway that can acts as a proxy for any mail server, and filter incoming mail based on a series of programmable filters and rules. It supports various anti-spam techniques including SPF, SURBL, DNSBL, Greylisting, Harvester detection, country block and more. The filters can be configured on an event basis allowing for more flexibility as they can be targeted at a specific part of the mail handling process. A scripting engine provides advanced users with even more control. eWall enables you to add highly configurable mail and spam filtering to your network, without having to change or upgrade your existing mail server. It also integrates with most popular anti-virus programs to provide virus scanning of incoming mail. eWall is free for personal or commercial use, but limited to 5 mailboxes. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher	Serverside Solutions	Price	Free
Version	4.0.2.28	Last updated	Apr 07, 2011
File Size	5.61 Mb	Requirements	None

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Great support

by sdpaul Sep 14, 2006

This SMTP proxy is a great addition to any mail server. You can easily setup filters for spam and setup checking for SURBL and DNSBL black lists. Also gives you the ability to use many different anti virus software packages in order to keep your email safe. Support for the product is outstanding!

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Great features+great support = great product

by _Dave_ Sep 09, 2006 (Read all my 7 reviews)

If you're tired of dealing with spam on a word-by-word basis (how many times *can* they spell 'cialis'), then eWall is for you. On a scale of 1-10, features rate a 10. On a scale of 1-10, support ranks an 11 (sometimes you get an updated version of the software from a request you made the same day...unheard of these days). Sure, it does require some "playing" to get it configured, but with a 30 day trial, you can't go wrong. Plus, there's newsgroups dedicated solely to this product that provides a common area for users (and the designers) to contribute. {Example: The programmer responds to I'm guessing 98% of the posts made...I'm not sure how he spends the rest of his day} ;-) Flexible, extensible, upgradeable...I'm running out of positive adjectives to describe this product. Try it for yourself and see what I mean (and yes, you get support EVEN IF ONLY RUNNING THE FREE DEMO). What have you go to loose?

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