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The BitDefender Security for Mail Servers product offers support for the CommuniGate Pro server, but in certain special cases the integration might not work entirely out of the box. The following article explains the additional steps that need to be followed in order to fully integrate BitDefender with CommuniGate. (more…)

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In order to compile the BitDefender vfs module, the Samba server sources are required. There are two ways to obtain the source of the Samba server. If you use a rpm based system, download the src.rpm from the distro repository, or just use yum to download and install the src.rpm file. (more…)

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The BitDefender Security Milter integration saga continues after the last article with an new conquest: Axigen Mail Server v6. If you wish to integrate BitDefender Security for Mail Servers with your Axigen server please read on for a step by step quick guide.

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Starting with version 3.0, all BitDefender Security for Mail Servers and BitDefender Security for Samba setups can be managed from a single station using the BitDefender Management Server (BDMS). Being the first time our Linux and FreeBSD server products incorporate this technology, there is a certain degree of configurability available. For example, creating or deleting groups is not yet supported, while advanced group configuration is.

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The product updates are done by downloading the new files from some update locations found on the update server (default: upgrade.bitdefender.com), to some local paths where the product can find and use them.

The update locations are version and product specific. For example, BitDefender-common-3.0.2-1 (part of both BitDefender Security for Mail Servers and BitDefender Security for Samba version 3.0.x) uses the following update locations: linux-gcc3x-i586-common-302 and update_is_90. For the exact values, see the output of the command:

# bdsafe live

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If you wish to use the BitDefender Security Milter integration with your Postfix server, then follow these steps (all commands should be executed from within the ~bitdefender/bin directory):

1) Check that you have the minimum required version (we recommend 2.4.x).

# postconf mail_version

mail_version = 2.4.5

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In this post we will describe to you how to scan and clean your e-mail traffic of malware, using Postfix and BitDefender Scanner. This is not a very fast solution and it will scan only the incoming traffic, because the procmail filter will send each and every e-mail to BitDefender Scanner. If speed is an issue, we recommend that you use BitDefender Security for Mail Servers and integrate it with Postfix or other supported MTA.

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