On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 11:10 AM, Philip Musyoki <pmusyoki@gmail.com> wrote:
@Aki, I think just like all the organization, the legit traffic on corporate networks is like zero, most of the traffic just feeds the user's internet shopping, mailing, Facebook needs. And I think enforcing legit traffic is just so hard, not just for emails but also for internet traffic. Anyone who has worked in IT knows how hard it is to enforce rules, and I don't think it has anything to do with impunity in Kenya, it is a worldwide problem
I've never found anything hard in it when there are clear policies, signed by every employee:-) Once that is in place, everything else is quite easy, but maybe that's just me.
. People call you Gestapo! when you want to enforce simple website filtering, and complain how their rights and freedom on information is threated. And you know management always sides with the masses, and also the management types and the worst offenders in any case, partly because they mostly have nothing else to do.
When there are no policies.
It is Exchange 2003.
@Washington I have tried all the Exchange Recovery on Google and on those MCSE classes of yesteryears but they simply do not work.
Consult with some experts. Get me off list I can drop you two names.
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