Erik,
We sent out a email to all employees stating that :
1) All email coming into or going out of the company belongs to the company
2) Email is NOT private - the company reserves the right to monitor all
email
3) No personal email is allowed
When most of the employees choose to ignore the policy we had the following
choices :
1) Write up or fire the offending employees
2) Ask them REAL nice to stop it ( already did that )
3) Just block the connections and don't say anything - if they raise a
stink goto step 1 ...
What amazes me is the people who don't take the hint ... subtlety is a lost
art ...
Todd Anderson
J. Rubin & Co.
-----Original Message-----
From: E. Smalley [mailto:esmalley@...]
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 1:38 PM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] Re: Off topic: Exchange 5.5
You could block the sender from the recipient(s). If you know who is
getting these files, send yourself a copy of their mail in the
Delivery Options for that mailbox. Find out who the sender is and
block him/her completely. If they're sending large mpegs, they can't
be sending anything too useful.
Having a user wonder why they are no longer getting mail from someone
is almost as fun as administering regular beatings.
Erik
We sent out a email to all employees stating that :
1) All email coming into or going out of the company belongs to the company
2) Email is NOT private - the company reserves the right to monitor all
3) No personal email is allowed
When most of the employees choose to ignore the policy we had the following
choices :
1) Write up or fire the offending employees
2) Ask them REAL nice to stop it ( already did that )
3) Just block the connections and don't say anything - if they raise a
stink goto step 1 ...
What amazes me is the people who don't take the hint ... subtlety is a lost
art ...
Todd Anderson
J. Rubin & Co.
-----Original Message-----
From: E. Smalley [mailto:esmalley@...]
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 1:38 PM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] Re: Off topic: Exchange 5.5
You could block the sender from the recipient(s). If you know who is
getting these files, send yourself a copy of their mail in the
Delivery Options for that mailbox. Find out who the sender is and
block him/her completely. If they're sending large mpegs, they can't
be sending anything too useful.
Having a user wonder why they are no longer getting mail from someone
is almost as fun as administering regular beatings.
Erik