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McAfee Outbreak Manager for McAfee GroupShield and WebShield SMTP

Overview This white paper provides information on the configuration and custom tuning of McAfee Outbreak Manager for customer environments. It is intended for use by administrators using McAfee GroupShield for Microsoft Windows environments and WebShield SMTP, both of which include the McAfee Outbreak Manager utility. Viruses and worms that spread via e-mail can infect the entire network in minutes, disrupting communications with the customers and partners, and interrupting intra-corporate collaboration.

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Publisher	McAfee	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2005
Format	White Papers
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