Integralis in the UK is the manufacturer. http://www.integralis.co.uk/
is their corporate page.http://www.mimesweeper.integralis.com is their
MIMEsweeper product page
>----------
>From: Chris Liljenstolpe[SMTP:cds @
IO .
COM]
>Sent: 05 November 1996 10:30
>To: Andrew Bays
>Subject: RE: MIMESweeper
>
>Greetings,
>
> Any pointers to MIMESweeper?
>
> -=Chris
>
>At 10:02 96-11-04 -0000, you scribed:
>>Lawrence,
>>
>>We have installed and configured MIIMEsweeper at a few sites now. The
>>lag time is minimal for 95% of e-mail traffic. It really does fly
>>through the system if the system is configured with enough memory and
>>disk space. Obviously the larger the attachment for unravelling the
>>longer it takes. This is marginal in terms of the overall delivery time
>>of e-mail generally.
>>
>>As for configuration, the position of MIMEsweeper for the sites we have
>>consulted in is directly behind the firewall in front of the SMTP
>>gateway(s) for the corporation. For the most part the configuration is
>>virus scanning, User authentication and automatic replies set for
>>certain mail captured i.e. Virus detect, Unreadable data, User not
>>authorised etc...
>>
>>Users will not see the delay unless of course their e-mail is
>>quarantined or bounced.
>>
>>Andrew
>>Zeuros Network Solutions
>>
>>>----------
>>>From: Lawrence Lerner[SMTP:lernerl @
metamor .
com]
>>>Sent: 31 October 1996 13:09
>>>To: 'FW-MailingList'
>>>Subject: MIMESweeper
>>>
>>>A few months ago there was heavy discussion on virus walls and e-mail
>>>checkers. Is anybody currently using MIMESweeper? If so, what is the
>>>configuration for the MIMESweeper box and what is your mail traffic like?
>>>I
>>>am trying to establish, how much lag time it will add to incoming an
>outgoing
>>>mail.
>>>
>>>Thanks!
>>>/**********************************************************************/
>>>Lawrence Lerner 312.251.7975
>>>Metamor Technologies, Ltd. lernerl @
metamor .
com
>>>One North Franklin
>>>Chicago, IL 60606
>>>
>>
>>
>Thus end the quotation from the scroll
>
>--
>Chris Liljenstolpe - "The Engineer formerly known as Swanson"
>Mr. Safety himself - Currently living with the penguins as
>the Network Engineer at McMurdo Station, Antarctica
>mailto:cds @
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com http://www.io.com/~cds/
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