Symantec Mail Security, Administration Manual

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73 Configuring email filtering
Creating groups and adding members
Note: To edit a group member, such as to correct a typo, delete the member and
add the member again. There is no edit button for group members.
To create a new Group Policy
1 In the Control Center, click Policies > Group Policies .
This page lists each Group Policy. The Default Group Policy, which contains
all users and all domains, appears last. Although you can add or modify
actions for the Default Group Policy, you cannot add members to the Default
Group Policy. You cannot delete or disable the Default Group Policy.
2 On the Group Policies page, click Add .
3 Enter a name in the Group Name box.
4 Click Save .
To add a new member to a Group Policy
1 In the Control Center, click Policies > Group Policies .
2 Click the underlined name of the Group Policy you want to edit.
3 Ensure that the Members tab is displayed, and click Add .
4 Specify members using one or both of the following methods:
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Type email addresses, domain names, or both in the box. To specify
multiple entries, separate each with a comma, semicolon, or space.
However, do not use a comma and a space, or a semicolon and a space.
Use * to match zero or more characters and ? to match a single
character. To add all recipients of a particular domain as members,
type any of the following:
If you use a wildcard in the domain when specifying a member, be sure
to precede the domain with the @ symbol and precede the @ symbol
with a wildcard, a specific user, or a combination of those. The
following examples show valid uses of wildcards:
domain.com
@domain.com
*@domain.com
user@domain.*
user*@dom*.com
ali*@sub*.domain.com