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by Erik Kangas, PhD, President
Posts Tagged ‘monitoring’
Monday, February 23rd, 2009
 LuxSci is serious about the quick and efficient delivery of all email sent by our clients. We take extra steps to ensure that our servers sending outbound email are not blacklisted. Indeed, while it is impossible to never get on any blacklist (unless you are not sending email), we have very rarely been blocked; in theses cases, we have quickly re-routed email around the blocks to ensure delivery until the block is removed.
(Note that this article applies to our premium email hosting services, and not to our separate High Volume outbound email services).
How do we stay off of the blacklists?
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Tags: acceptable use policy, blacklists, email servers, limits, mailing lists, monitoring, spam, uce
Posted in LuxSci Insider
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Sunday, May 1st, 2005
Account administrators can now enable monitoring of all outbound email sent by all users in their domains for specified content — keywords and phrases. Messages containing searched-for content are logged and can be BCC’ed to an auditing email address and/or blocked from being sent. Wild cards are supported and all subjects, bodies, text attachments, HTML attachments, and message attachments are searched (other types of attachments are not searched).This feature allows businesses to enforce policies about what types of information can be sent by email from their employees. Users affected by this monitoring are notified in our WebMail interface for privacy reasons.
Tags: email, monitoring, scanning
Posted in New Feature Announcements
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