[lug] Securing email from M$ Exchange...
Brian Jarrett
BrianJ at StorageSoft.com
Tue Jul 11 08:33:08 MDT 2000
As I said, I want to use a Linux machine to retrieve my emails and I'm
wondering if anyone has ideas about what software I can use on my Linux
machine to get and send from the companies Exchange server that would also
sort them in a manner similar to Outlook.
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris M [mailto:chrism at peakpeak.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 8:17 AM
To: lug at lug.boulder.co.us
Subject: Re: [lug] Securing email from M$ Exchange...
>My company uses MS Exchange as their email server. I'm currently running
>Outlook to retrieve my mail and have many rules set up in exchange for
>routing my mail to different folders. My problem is this... I've noticed
>that the email stored on the exchange server is available to be read by
>anyone that had administrative access and I want to keep a few of these
>individuals from reading my mail since there is usually some confidential
>material in there.
>
>What I was hoping to do was just encrypt all of the mail that's sitting on
>the Exchange server, that way I could keep all of my routing rules up.
>Since then I also thought it might be nice to have all of my emails going
to
>a Linux machine that I would set up and set my own security. I would still
>want the capability of having the emails partitioned off into different
>areas. I can send email out through our Exchange server as long as it's
>from our Class C (and it would be.)
>
>Are there any suggestions on what software I should use to retrieve my
mail,
>sort it, and then send mail out through the Exchange server? My goal is to
>make it look like I don't have any email on the Exchange server and to have
>all of my email look like it's originating from there.
>
>Brian
And this is a Linux question because...?
Chris
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