Best Practices for Protecting your Mail Server from Spam, Viruses, Data Leaks, and More

This video provides best practices for protecting Office 365, MDaemon, Microsoft Exchange Server, or any other mail server from email-borne threats such as spam, phishing, viruses, ransomware and data leaks.

[@NewsBroadcasting]

hi i been running a linux server for 20 years (smtp sendmail) (centos6.9) how can i actually find what exactly is spamming and how ? maillog is useless .....

[@MDaemonTechnologies]

You can view the message log in Security Gateway. Look for the "Result," "Reason" & "Score" columns. For messages that were deemed to be spam, the message transcript will be color-coded so you can see which specific features triggered the spam categorization. The message log allows you to view who is sending spam and take corrective action as needed.

[@NewsBroadcasting]

​@@MDaemonTechnologies thank you im trying to preventout goinng spam.. www.inmotionhosting.com/support/email/find-spam-script-location-with-exim/ does not seem to help as that command returns nothing after install exim and starting it

[@MDaemonTechnologies]

@@NewsBroadcasting I'm not familiar with Exim. This video only covers the features in SecurityGateway. If you have installed SecurityGateway and need assistance with troubleshooting within our software, I would recommend reaching out to our support staff. You can use this link to contact them. www.altn.com/Support/RequestSupport/
Brad Wyro
MDaemon Technologies