Trying to be good 'net neighbors to the rest of you, we work real hard
to try to stay off these lists.  Every PC on campus has to run the
university provided (via a site license) anti-virus software and have
it set to auto-update (I don't work in that group and can't imagine how
they enforce that! :-).  Any computer that gets infected and starts
spewing, gets taken off the campus network until the OS is re-installed
and the virus software shows it's clean.  When the students come back
to campus, they have to go through "Operation PC" - a suite of tests to
make sure they are clean, have the correct software and security
measures (you can imagine how much fun those three or four days are!
:-)  And of course our network folks work hard trying to keep the bad
stuff outside our border.

When we get on a block list we work just as hard to get off it - again,
trying to be good neighbors to the rest of you.

On Mon, 27 Feb 2006, Chris Simon wrote:

> I'm just checking to see if anyone else has had any run-ins with Spamcop in
> the past (or currently).  It turns out that messages from listserv.nodak.edu
> have been caught in their spam traps and we've been blacklisted 10 times in
> the last 107 days.  If you have encountered this, what was your solution or
> plan of action?
>
> Chris Simon
>
> ITS Helpdesk

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