Due to increased E-Mail SPOOFing traffic, we have implemented E-Mail Authentication on our E-Mail Servers. Please ensure that your E-Mail client has the appropriate "Authentication" box checked.

What is SPOOFing?

A SPOOFed E-Mail is a message that appears to be from someone it's not actually from. You may have received a message from someone's E-Mail address you recognize, but the message is SPAM or Junk Mail. This is most likely a SPOOFed message.

This is done by someone sending Bulk/Junk Mail (SPAM) and setting their software so that it appears to come from someone you know. Many Virus's and Worms can also do this, but instead of Junk Mail/SPAM, the message can contain a Virus or Worm. These Virus's and Worms are usually intended to infect your system to propagate the Virus or Worm even further.

Our E-Mail servers check all incoming and outgoing messages for any malicious code such as Virus's and Worms. Our Server Level Anti-Virus Software stops 99.3% of all malicious code. This system is redundant by other protections that catch the remaining 0.7%.

Our systems can only protect E-Mail and Web Content so it is very important that you have Anti-Virus software installed on your computers & servers. It is also very important that you keep that software updated to catch the latest threats.

Outlook Users Check This Box For All Accounts On OKC Computer Service Inc. Servers.

Eudora Users Check This Box For All Accounts On OKC Computer Service Inc. Servers.

If you use your e-mail client software (Outlook, Eudora, Etc.) to check multiple accounts/e-mail address's, you will need to check this box for any account that is hosted on OKC Computer Service Inc. Servers.