Here is the anti-spam configuration on an Exchange Server 2007 RTM server:
[PS] C:\>Get-AntispamUpdates UpdateMode : Automatic LatestContentFilterVersion : 3.3.4604.600 SpamSignatureUpdatesEnabled : True LatestSpamSignatureVersion : 3.3.4604.600 IPReputationUpdatesEnabled : True LatestIPReputationVersion : 3.3.4604.001 MicrosoftUpdate : NotConfigured
And here is the same Exchange Server 2007 server immediately after upgrading to Service Pack 1:
[PS] C:\>Get-AntispamUpdates UpdateMode : Disabled LatestContentFilterVersion : 3.3.4604.600 SpamSignatureUpdatesEnabled : False LatestSpamSignatureVersion : 3.3.4604.600 IPReputationUpdatesEnabled : False LatestIPReputationVersion : 3.3.4604.001 MicrosoftUpdate : NotConfigured
The Service Pack 1 installation disabled the Anti-spam engine updates. This stung me on a production system that I upgraded shortly after the SP1 release. Eventually someone in the office mentioned the ever increasing volume of spam emails to me and I subsequently made this discovery.
Sadly the Release Notes do not seem to include this issue.
Hi Paul
I have exchanger server 2007 and forefront server security up running. I try to set to get anti spam updated automatically. The Content Filter and IP Reputation have been updated automatically but not Spam Signature. Below is result from get-antispamupdates and get-transportserver.
[PS] C:WindowsSystem32>get-antispamupdates
UpdateMode : Automatic
LatestContentFilterVersion : 3.3.9128.506
SpamSignatureUpdatesEnabled : True
LatestSpamSignatureVersion : 3.3.8421.391
IPReputationUpdatesEnabled : True
LatestIPReputationVersion : 3.3.9201.038
MicrosoftUpdate : Configured
[PS] C:WindowsSystem32>get-transportserver | fl name,anti*
Name : W2K8SVR
AntispamAgentsEnabled : True
AntispamUpdatesEnabled : True
Please help
Jim