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Old 10-18-2006, 08:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Linux Spam Filter for my SBS 2003 Network

It turns out I got a lot of "Relics"* floating around at work.
The boss is not letting me throw them out, and they are just impossible to sell.

Anyway, I am thinking about using these things for a Firewall / Spam / Virus filter as our work does get alot of spam. The main thing is spam.


Our connection is like this :-

DLS --> SBS2003 Server with Outlook Exchange server --> Local Network.
Our Email comes directly from out Host to our Exchange server.

What i would like to do is put a Linux Spam filter using one of these RELICS that i got lying around. Any suggestions?

* RELIC -- Any computer that is 500Mhz and lower.
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