MSExchange.org Announces Winner in the Exchange Anti-Spam Solutions Category of Readers’ Choice Awards: GFI MailEssentials for Exchange/SMTP
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November 5th 2003 - London, UK – Leading Microsoft Exchange Server resource site, MSExchange.org, announced today that GFI MailEssentials for Exchange was selected a winner in the Exchange Anti Spam category of the MSExchange.org Readers’ Choice Awards. TrendMicro ScanMail and McAfee SpamKiller were runner-up and first runner-up respectively.
The MSExchange.org Reader’s Choice Awards give visitors to the site the opportunity to vote for the products they view as the very best in their respective category. MSExchange.org users are specialists in their field who encounter various solutions for Exchange Server at the workplace. Their vote serves as a solid peer-to-peer recommendation of the winning product.
MSExchange.org conducts regular polls to discover which product is preferred by Exchange administrators in a particular category of third party solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server. The awards draw a huge response per category and are based entirely on the visitors’ votes. MSExchange.org users can submit their votes for the current Readers' Award poll in the site’s left-hand bar.
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Poll results for the preferred Anti-Spam solution for Exchange
| BrightMail Anti-Spam | 82 votes |
|
7% | |||
| GFI MailEssentials | 393 votes |
|
33% | |||
| IHateSpam Srv Ed. | 77 votes |
|
6% | |||
| McAfee SpamKiller | 90 votes |
|
8% | |||
| NEMX Power Tools | 20 votes |
|
2% | |||
| NetIQ MailMarshal | 48 votes |
|
4% | |||
| SurfControl E-mail Filter | 53 votes |
|
4% | |||
| Sybari Spam Manager | 63 votes |
|
5% | |||
| TrendMicro ScanMail | 166 votes |
|
14% | |||
| VamSoft OpenRelay Filter | 34 votes |
|
3% | |||
| Other | 167 votes |
|
14% |
Total Votes: 1193
Other Values:
please specify (73 votes)
MDaemon Server Pro
other
SpamAssassin
Ironmail
Customer Magnetism mxORB
Clearswift MailSweeper SMTP
Mailfrontiers Matador
xwall
mailwasher
spamassasin
Declude JunkMail
spam assassign
Messagelabs
IronMail
Matador
mail frontier
Commtouch ASAP!
Symantex Mail Security 4.01
xwall
norton
IronMail Appliance
xwall
xwall
Cipher Trust Iron Mail
declude
Clearswift MAILsweeper
MessageLabs
finjan
linux spamassassin
Vircom ModusGate
Trend SPS
innculate
Clearswift Mailsweeper for SMTP
ironmail
Norman Spam Control
symantec mail security
postfix
cloudmark
Mail Frontier
InBoxer
XWALL
mail washer
Astaro Secure Linux Firewall
Spam Assassin
Barracuda Networks Spam Appliance
Watchguard Firebox Content Filtering
CipherTrust IronMail
Connections
MailScanner
MailMarshal
Spamnet by Cloudmark
no exchange
XWall
Messagelabs
Vircom
Couldmark SpamNet/Authority
Postini
Symantec AF
antigen
t
Commtouch ASAP
XWall
Trend SPS
PRICELESS
spamassain
Spam Bayes
dspam
postini
MX Logic
Outlook 2003
Dynacomm i:filter
norton
Postini
rename exchange 5.5
IMGate-Postfix
Orangebox Mail 2.0
ORFilter
Exchange 2003
Trend Micro Spam Prevention Service
other
Postini
evil
dont have one yet
Trend IMSS
Commtouch ASAP
'Commtouch's ASAP!
xwall
Vircom Modus Gate
spamassassin
broadcast wizard
spamsoap.com
Policy Patrol
Commtouch's ASAP!
i hate spam

