I guess you're lucky. A quick look at the Kerio forum on their site will show you many people having many problems with it. I personally couldn't get past the terrible logging. But if it works for you, then by all means, use it. :)
I guess you're lucky. A quick look at the Kerio forum on their site will show you many people having many problems with it. I personally couldn't get past the terrible logging. But if it works for you, then by all means, use it. :)
Kerio logs the connection as blocked. Most home users that use it rely on Kerio to tell them what's happening. How would anyone know they were exploited, or that Kerio was at fault? You would need other software, like a packet sniffer, to see what's happening.
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