RE: [cobalt-users] Email monitoring; Internet access restriction

[Seth Mos <knuffie@xxxxxxxxx>]

At 02:33 PM 8/23/00 -0500, you wrote:
> I don't have any expert advice; just a suggestion that someone
> else may help us implement (or debunk).
>
> > 1)  They have to be able to monitor outbound email content
> > for possible transmissions of confidential information.
>
> Is there a way to store a copy of *every* incoming and outgoing
> email? For example, by having sendmail automagically cc the mail
> to a specific mailbox? That way the resulting archive can easily
> be searched.
>
> > This customer has a Cube 2;  ISDN access; Netopia ISDN Router
>
> Anita,
>
> Could you perhaps email me directly with the customer's network
> configuration? I have a Qube 2 hooked up to my small network and
> I'm having ISDN service installed. However, I'm still searching
> for the way to connect the Qube to the ISDN line. So far, I have
> only found the Cisco 776M router.

Any ethernet to ISDN router will do.
I have used 771 and 775 cisco models at work.
But I have also hooked up a external ISDN TA to the serial port.
I swapped against the Teles/S0 USB box which i donated to my other 
co-worker (evil mode on :-).
The Teles/S0 USB box should be avoided like the plague on all platforms.

> I'd like to see what you suggest as far as options on that, and
> also on inexpensive firewall options.

The qube has a intergrated firewalling system in the administrator menu 
just for that problem.

Seth
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