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80 Configuring email filtering
Assigning filter policies to a group
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In Policies > Group Policies > Edit Group, the End user preferences must be
enabled for the given group on the End Users tab.
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The members of the group in question can only be LDAP users, not a locally
defined user (that is, an email address you typed manually).
Note: End user Allowed and Blocked Senders Lists take precedence over most
other filters. See “About precedence” on page 71 for the precedence list. This
could impact your decision on whether to enable end user settings.
To select end user policies for a group
1 In the Control Center, click Policies > Group Policies .
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On the Group Policies page, click the group for which you want to select
compliance policies.
3 Click the End Users tab.
4 Check Enable end user settings for this group .
5 If desired, check Create Personal Allowed and Blocked Senders Lists .
6 If desired, check Specify language settings .
7 Click Save .
Allowing or blocking email based on language
Using the language identification offered by Symantec Mail Security for SMTP,
you can block or allow messages written in specified languages for a group. For
example, you can choose to only allow English and Spanish messages, or block
messages in English and Spanish and allow messages in all other languages.
Note: If the Language tab in the Edit Group page is inaccessible, the Symantec
Outlook Spam Plug-in has been enabled. To disable support for the Outlook
Plug-in and enable support for built-in language identification, set Language
Identification to No on the Spam Settings page. That will make the Language tab
accessible. See
“Choosing language identification type” on page 52.
To allow or block email based on language 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 Language tab.