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65 Configuring email filtering
About email filtering
Deliver message to the
recipient’s Spam folder Deliver the message to end-user Spam folder(s). Requires
use of the Symantec Spam Folder Agent for Exchange or
the Symantec Spam Folder Agent for Domino.
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Forward the message Forward the message to designated SMTP address(es).
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Hold message in Spam
Quarantine Send the message to the Spam Quarantine.
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Modify the Subject line Add a tag to the message’s
Subject:
line.
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Reject SMTP
connection Using a 5xx SMTP response code, notify the sending MTA
that the message is not accepted.
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Remove invalid
recipients If a directory harvest attack is taking place, remove each
invalid recipient rather than sending a bounce message
to the sender. You must complete LDAP synchronization
and Scanner replication before enabling this feature.
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Route the message Route the message using the designated SMTP host.
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Save to disk Save the message to a standard location on the Scanner
computer. On Solaris or Linux, you must specify a
writable directory.
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Send notification Deliver the original message and send a predefined
notification to designated SMTP address(es) with or
without attaching the original message.
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Strip and hold in
Suspect Virus
Quarantine Remove all message attachments and hold the message
in the Suspect Virus Quarantine for a configured number
of hours (default is six hours). Then refilter, with new
virus definitions, if available. Only available for the
suspicious attachment verdict.
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Strip attachments Remove all message attachments.
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