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To select compliance policies for a group
1 In the Control Center, click Policies > Group Policies.
2
On the Group Policies page, click the group for which you want to select
compliance policies.
3
Click the Compliance tab.
4
Check Enable Inbound Content Compliance for this group.
5
Select the desired policy from the Content Compliance Policies drop-down
list.
If desired, click View to see a summary of the compliance policy, and then
click OK to return. As you add compliance policies from the drop-down list,
they are displayed in the bottom list and become unavailable in the drop-down
list.
6 Click Add.
7 If desired, add additional policies from the Content Compliance Policies
drop-down list.
8
Configure the outbound compliance policies similarly.
9
Click Save.
You cannot change compliance policy details from the Edit Group page.
Although you can add existing policies to the lists on this page, you cannot
add new compliance policies from this page.
See “Creating compliance policies” on page 98.
Enabling and disabling end user settings
The end user settings determine whether end users in a group can log in to the
Control Center to configure personal Allowed and Blocked Senders Lists and block
or allow email in specified languages. Each end user must have LDAP authorization.
Note: Depending on your system and the group you are editing, you may not be
able to view the End Users tab on the Edit Group page.
See “Requirements for enabling end user settings” on page 91.
To log in, users access the same URL in their browser as Control Center
administrators: https://<hostname>:41443/brightmail. The login and password
for end users is the same as their LDAP login and password. For information about
supported browsers, see the Symantec Mail Security Installation Guide.
Configuring email filtering
Assigning filter policies to a group
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