Images: GFI MailEssentials

By Bill Detwiler April 3, 2006, 11:39 PM PDT billdetwiler

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This screenshot shows the main configuration screen for GFI MailEssemtials’ main configuration screen.

GFI Software’s GFI Essentials provides anti-spam, anti-phishing, and advanced mail management tools for Exchange/SMTP e-mail systems. In this The Right Tool for the Job?, Joshua Hoskins explains how the tool has secured his company’s e-mail systems and significantly enhanced message management.

The GFI MailEssentials monitor screen shows e-amil as it passes through the system.

From here you can configure how GFI MailEssentials will handle e-mail it marks as spam.

This is the main screen of the Bayesian database check.

If configured to do so, GFI MailEssentials will check message senders against a DNS blacklist.

Here you can configure how GFI MailEssentials will scan message headers.

Another header scanning configuration screen

If messages contain a hyperlink, GFI MailEssentials can check those links against a list of servers.

GFI MailEssentials allows you to configure and add a custom disclaimer to all outgoing messages sent from a specific domain.

This is where you can see your current version and build of GFI MailEssentials, and check to see to see if any new builds are available. It is updated regularly.

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