Here is what I mean. Usually I use Google for my email through their Google Apps. When I set up email, I have to set it up going over a secure protocol through port 993. See screen shot below:
Now, change the settings in your email client (I am using Mozilla Thunderbird) to use the standard port of 143 and no encryption. See below:
Now open up AVAST, and then go to the Mail Shield, the Expert Settings, and then click on SSL Accounts. You will see that it is doing the 993 port for you and scanning your email for viruses --- Pretty cool and all for free!
Delco
2 comments:
Avast is only free for personal/non-commercial use only - correct?
Yes that is correct as far as I know. Although, personal to me is my personal laptop, which in some cases might be used when I am actually making money on it. I use my laptop all the time in all locations. But business to me is only on machines that are business only. What then? A little grey there I suppose. Remember though, that the goal of free is to get you to a paid version which has more bells and whistles. But I find Avast free has quite a few on the free version vs. AVG and some others.
Delco
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