| GFI MailEssentials for Exchange/SMTP Version 11* [1] |
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GFI is a leading provider of network security, content security, and messaging software. Its product range includes GFI MailEssentials for Exchange and SMTP mail servers; which offers spam protection at server level and eliminates the need to install and update anti-spam software on each workstation. GFI MailEssentials adds email management tools to your mail server, such as disclaimers, mail archiving and monitoring, Internet mail reporting, list server, server-based auto replies and POP3 downloading. It also offers a fast set-up and a high spam detection rate using Bayesian analysis and other methods, and the ability to automatically adapt to most email environments. Some new features in Version 11 include: Instant view of emails from new senders Enhanced verification of email addresses Set priorities for each anti-spam module Support for Spam URI Realtime Blocklist (SURBL) servers GFI is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and has won the Microsoft Fusion (GEM) Packaged Application Partner of the Year award. GFI MailEssentials pricing is highly competitive, with a 25-user package costing just US$350. A trial version is also available at http://www.gfi.com/mes/.
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| Remote Access [2] |
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Did you know you can work easily from home
just about as fast as you can from the office? Remote access makes this
possible. Remote access is the ability to access a computer or a network
from a remote distance. Two common ways you can set up remote access
are: Remote desktop: Remote desktop is
a feature in Windows XP Professional that allows a PC to be run
remotely from another Windows PC, over any dial-up or LAN TCP/IP
connection. With remote desktop, you will have full control over
your PC just as if you were sitting in front of it. Remote desktop
is based on Terminal Services which was included in Windows2000
Advanced Server. To learn more on how to set-up a remote desktop connection,
just click on
http://www.wown.com/j_helmig-
Virtual Private Networks (VPN): A VPN
provides you with secure remote access by using the public Internet
as the data carrier. Here, you dial into the
Internet using your ISP or a broadband connection, and the VPN software creates a
"tunnel" so the data is encrypted and can only be accessed by an
authorized system on the other end. You can learn more about VPNs by
clicking on
http://compnetworking.about.com |
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Sony: PS3 - The Next Generation of Gaming Q: What is all the hype about? The PS3 comes with a next-generation DVD player based on the Blu-ray technology, which offers several times the capacity of today's DVD discs. It also supports Sony's SACD (Super Audio CD) high-resolution music CD format, one of two would-be standards for high resolution audio. Sony also uses Bluetooth wireless networking to connect up to seven controllers. The PS3 has a slot for a removable hard drive as well as future broadband capabilities like streaming Sony music, Sony movies, and Sony television shows directly to consumers. It will be fully backward-compatible with PS2 and original PS1 games, and is due to go on sale in Spring 2006. |
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