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What is OSM?
OSM is a robust server tool designed to monitor outgoing email and SMTP connections. By using advanced methods to detect suspicious activity, OSM helps identify and stop spammers before they can harm your server’s reputation.

Key Features:

  • Real-Time Monitoring: Tracks outgoing email activity to detect unusual patterns that may indicate spam.
  • SMTP Connection Oversight: Keeps a close eye on SMTP connections to ensure no unauthorized usage.
  • Proactive Spam Protection: Quickly identifies and mitigates spam risks, protecting your server’s IP reputation.
  • Easy Integration: Seamlessly works with existing server configurations for hassle-free setup.

Affordable Pricing:
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