NoSpamToday! for Servers
System Requirements
On the Linux/i386 operating system, NoSpamToday! for Servers runs as a daemon, and on the Windows platform as a service (requires Windows 2000/XP/2003/2008/Vista).
CPU and memory requirements depend on the desired e-mail throughput. As a rule of thumb, mail filtering requires about twice the processing power of your mail server.
You can run NoSpamToday! for Servers on the same machine as your mail server. This way, no additional hardware is needed.
Configuration Options
Here is a small selection of NoSpamToday!'s configuration options:
SMTP Proxy options
- IP address/port number for incoming mail
- Outgoing mail server/port number
- Maximum resource usage
- Open relay protection: list of recipient address patterns where email is accepted
- Protection against directory harvest attacks
- (optional) List of recipient address patterns with spam checking enabled
- (optional) Traffic limiting, to prevent mail flooding
- Multiple proxies
Available Mail Filters
- Attachment blocker
- Delay Filter
- Simple integration of third-party antivirus scanners
- SpamAssassin
- Mail storage: save all incoming mail to disk
- Spam trap filter: automatically learn spam mails sent to a honeypot address.
- User-configurable filters.
Filter Options
- Policy: reject&delete, reject&redirect, reject&deliver, accept&deliver, configurable reply messages
- Recipient address patterns: where to apply a filter
SpamAssassin™ Configuration Options
- Required score (how many filtering points are needed to flag a mail as spam?)
- Flag spam in subject line yes/no, configurable text
- Enable RBL checks, DNS Server settings
- Sender whitelist and blacklist
Read more about countless other SpamAssassin™ configuration options here: http://spamassassin.apache.org/
Supported Standards
NoSpamToday! for Servers complies to the following standards:
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP): RFC 2821
- Internet Message Format: RFC 822, RFC 2822,
RFC 2045-2049, and RFC 2231 - SMTP Service Extensions, RFC 1869
- SMTP Service Extension for Authentication, RFC 2554
- SPF (Sender Policy Framework)
NoSpamToday User Manual
Read the NoSpamToday! User Manual online.
