Personally from a security standpoint I find it dubious to have an e-mail
server that has any need to be part of a file sharing network unless either your
radius server or mail server is so poorly designed as to rely on the need to
have files shared, share files, or be part of a NT domain. Of course, I
understand the world is not perfect and many products are not designed with a
focus on security.
Given
the multitude of security problems with Microsoft OS products you should strive
to reach a point where the only services running on that box are just those
required to provide mail service - connect on port 25 for smtp, 110 for POP, and
whatever else you need as a bare minimum to provide support for the mail
services provided.
Steve
Brown
This isn't really on the
subject of this group but I'm not able to find answers elsewhere. My
mailserver/radius server is not showing up in Network Neighborhood but has
full functionality of all network services (IE, Mail serving, dialin
auth.) except for Nortan corp. I also can not see any of the other
computers in it's on Network Neighborhood.
The computer is an NT 4.0
Sever. If anybody can help me out that would be great.
Thank
You,
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