Microsoft EOP with Linux System

Hello,
Is it possible to configure Exchange Online Protection, formerly known as FOPE, with Linux system. I am working for an environment where Exchange Server 2013 is located inside the local network and there is a Linux system in the perimeter network, all incoming
and outgoing emails flows via this Linux system.
FYI, we have a plan to remove this Linux system but right at this moment we need to keep it for few months more.

litemotiv wrote:See this: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=140635
Dead right - seems like the same kernel problems!

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