TechNet Webcast: Message Hygiene with Exchange Server 2003 (Level 300)  

Viruses, worms, spam and other unwanted email have become a destructive reality that many administrators of Microsoft Exchange routinely face. This session, one of the top-rated breakout sessions (MSG342) from Tech·Ed 2005 in Orlando, Florida, provides recommendations and guidance for slowing and stopping the unwanted messages entering your Exchange 2003 environment. Learn how the Exchange Intelligent Message Filter supplements existing anti-spam features in Exchange 2003, as well as how Virus Scanning API 2.5 provides greater protection and administrative flexibility against malicious and harmful messages. 

Presenter: Scott Schnoll, Technical Writer, Exchange User Education Team, Microsoft Corporation

Scott Schnoll is a technical writing lead on the Exchange User Education team at Microsoft, where he authors content focusing on Exchange Server, including topics such as clustering, high-availability, storage and performance. He is a frequent speaker at major industry conferences such as Microsoft Tech·Ed, Microsoft IT Forum, Comdex and MCP TechMentor. Prior to joining Microsoft, Scott wrote "Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Distilled" (Addison-Wesley, 2004).

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