Okay, a deep dig through the archives found me the answer to my problem.  Terminal Services loses the icon in the toolbar when it runs as a service.  Anyone have a workaround?  The system room is a chilly, noisy place around here.

Could a re-run of the config, with a command-line switch, maybe wake up all the SpamFilter service/windows at some point?

Robert,

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Dan S.

If you only need to see the rejectet list, you can use the web-interface to admin

Allan

I use UltraVNC myself. It's a Windows-only VNC variant that supports Windows logons, and it's pretty fast. (Also, it's freeware.)

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Make sure to get the latest version when downloading, as it's still in beta test.

If you're not comfortable with beta software, you could also use RealVNC or TightVNC.

Bill

win2k : batchfile (managelogsat.cmd)

i use a :

net stop spamfilter

echo DON¬T CLOSE THIS CMD WINDOW

%programdir%\spamfilter.exe

net start spamfilter

to manage.

w2k3 :

use mstsc.exe from windows xp with the option /console to get that console desktop

mstsc.exe /console