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Adding a confidentiality message into exchange 2003
Posted By Paul On 22/01/2007 @ 06:51 pm In Exchange | No Comments
If you require all outgoing messages to include a confidentiality statement there are three options.
1 - Safe and Simple - Add the text onto the end of the Business Signature. If you don’t already have a Business Signature now is a great time to get one setup and do the confidentiality message at the same time.
2 - Get some software - [1] PolicyPatrol - This software offers automation of Confidentiality statements and Signatures. The cost of this software is about $250 for a 25 user network.
3 - Get your hands dirty - [2] KB317327 - This gives you the code to write your own .DLL file and attach it to the SMTP feed of your exchange server. As I can’t even begin to think about attempting this I really can’t recommend it unless you know what you are doing. My rule is normally - “If YOU can’t fix it - don’t do it.”
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[1] PolicyPatrol: http://www.policypatrol.com/PolicyPatrolDisclaimers.htm
[2] KB317327: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;317327&Product=exch
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