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From: "J. Goodleaf" <john@goodleaf.net>
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Subject: OT-need advice re: S/MIME solution
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2001 19:52:47 GMT
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Hello,
Sorry about being so far OT; y'all are just such a good advice pool. 

Here's the situation:
 -Work for a company  with no s/mime email solution.
 -The company is sufficiently large to make quick implementation for the 
company impractical.
 -I need a quick solution for 20-30 users and am willing to ignore the rest 
of the company.
 -I have some, but not total, control over the network. For example, I can 
set up mail servers independent of the main systems (which are Lotus Notes). 

Can anyone recommend a solution, preferably open source, though I'm also 
willing to consider proprietary stuff, for s/mime? 

Please cc me directly. 

Thanks,
John 


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