Jim
Tue Feb 24 18:33:21 CST 2004
If you have to use pop buy PopBeamer. Works great.
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Yes I thought so with proxy I have pointed out the
>security issues.
>
>The pop3 are you saying the 4.5 pop3 connector will work
>with V4
>
>geoff
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I SO hope this isn't really SBS4.0, the upgrade to 4.5
>was free and if it is
>>indeed 4.0 I don't think it's actually possible to apply
>some recent
>>security patches.
>>
>>When 4.x was current I would have gone with two NICs and
>put up with those
>>programs not working which can't operate through MSProxy.
>Since then routers
>>with true firewall capabilities have crashed in price and
>I'll suggest you
>>would be better off using something like a WatchGuard
>Firebox and a single
>>NIC setup. NOTE: I'm referring to a AU$2500 true
>firewall, not an AU$100 NAT
>>router.
>>
>>re POP, it depends what you are asking. The SBS 'pop
>connector for exchange'
>>can pick up pop mail and pull it into the user mailboxes.
>Exchange can also
>>act as a pop server.
>>
>>--
>>Mick Malloy
>>
http://www.micropol.com.au
>>
>>"geoff" <tankard2@excite.com> wrote in message
>>news:0b0401c3fb14$9851c800$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>>> I have got involved with a company who have SBS sever V4
>>> running. Budgetry constraints mean they cannot upgrade
>>> till later in the year, so i will have to do what I can
>>> till then. They have had broadband installed will I be
>>> able to configure the proxy server to run via a BB modem
>>> connected to a 2nd nic or will I have to bypass proxy
>>> server. Secondly I suspect it wont be possible to use
>pop3
>>> mail with exchange server am I correct and advice
>(besides
>>> upgrade!!!) would be appreciated
>>>
>>> geoff
>>
>>
>>.
>>
Jim B. SBS MVP
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