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ESET Mail Security für Linux / BSD / Solaris* Beta

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Beta Test ESET Mail Security for Linux / BSD / Solaris Beta

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ESET Mail Security provides Linux and BSD mail servers with effective protection from known and emerging forms of malware including viruses, worms, Trojans, and other Internet security threats. With an ESET solution deployed on the Unix-based server, IT managers no longer need to choose between security and performance.

ESET Mail Security

 

What's New

Support for Novell Groupwise - ESET Mail Security is now compatible with this popular collaboration software, allowing the direct integration of our scanning agent into the Groupwise environment.

Enhanced antispam engine - with advanced configuration options, now available also via webinterface.

Improved WWWI - (webinterface), currently enabling customers to adjust even more parameters.

New Scheduler – Allowing customers to set multiple tasks, actions to meet various administration needs.

Support for Free BSD 8 – Adding support for this highly demanded OS to meet.

Improved Scanning Core – Now featuring the powerful ThreatSense® scanning engine, well known from our
ESET NOD32 Antivirus, already available for Linux Desktop.

 

 

Key Benefits

Effective Spam Filter – Prevent unwanted mail from entering your system and effective spam protection applies multiple methods simultaneously to achieve excellent detection rate.

Easy to Manage – Intuitive, web-based administration interface allows user-friendly configuration, administration and license management of single server.

Efficient and Timely Updates – Extremely compact updates from ESET's Virus Lab apply automatically to deliver the most current protection without impacting your network or system resources.

 

 

Key Features

Automatic Bidirectional Protection – Transparently scan all inbound and outbound POP3, SMTP and IMAP traffic for viruses, worms, spyware, and other threats.

Object Handling Control – Allows administrators to define a set of actions that will be taken based on scan results, such as message blocking.

Integration with Common Mail Transfer Agents – ESET Mail Security features content filter modules for Postfix, Sendmail, Qmail, Exim, Zmailer, and others.

Fine-Grained Configuration Options – Administrators can set specific scanner parameters on a per mailbox/domain basis.

Centralize Management – ESET Remote Administrator simplifies the management of endpoint and server security products across large networks.

 

 

 

 

 

System Requirements

Processor Architecture
Intel or AMD x86/x64

Operating Systems
Linux – Kernel version 2.2.x, 2.4.x or 2.6.x; glibc 2.2.5 or higher
FreeBSD – Version 6.x, 7.x or 8.x
NetBSD – Version 4.x

 

Remote Administration Support

ESET Remote Administrator 4 gives you all the essential tools to manage all beta versions of ESET products in your network.
The next version of ESET Remote Administrator brings even higher level of protection that dovetails with your business environment.

 

Important Note

* ESET Mail Security for Linux / BSD / Solaris Beta is temporarily not available for Solaris OS.

 

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ESET Mail Security for Linux / BSD / Solaris Beta - licence file and credentials (ZIP, 739 B)

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The Beta license will expire by the end of the product's beta testing phase.

 

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