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On the Outbound Mail Filtering - Nonlocal Relay panel, specify how you want
to relay outbound mail after filtering is complete.
You can use default MX lookup, select a host from the list, or define a new
host.
You can also specify a port. If you check Enable MX lookup for this host, you
must specify a host name (not an IP address) for that server.
For outbound mail addressed to a non-local domain, there is typically no relay
host to specify. If you choose Use default MX lookup, the Scanner will use
Internet MX records to deliver the mail.
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Click Next.
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On the Setup Wizard Summary panel, review the settings shown.
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If you are satisfied with the settings, click Finish to save them.
If not, click Back to revise your settings, or Cancel to end without saving any
changes.
When the configuration is complete, the Scanner will contact Symantec to
download the latest antispam filters and antivirus definitions, and the default
antivirus definition download schedule will be in place (if you have installed
an antivirus license). You can alter this schedule from the Control Center.
Refer to the Symantec Mail Security for SMTP Administration Guide for more
information.
Completing setup
Your installation is now nearly ready to use, with a set of default policies designed
for most enterprise installations. Review the following sections to determine what
additional setup tasks you need to perform.
Adding more Scanners
To add more Scanners, repeat the tasks in
Setting up a Scanner
.
Setting mail filtering policies
When you set up Symantec Mail Security for SMTP, a set of ready-made default
message filtering policies are in place. You can use these policies or customize
them.
The initial default policies are as follows:
Installing Symantec Mail Security for SMTP
Adding more Scanners
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