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82 Configuring email filtering
Creating virus, spam, and compliance filter policies
Add or delete members or change filtering actions for this Group Policy as
you did when you created it. See
“Add or remove members from a group” on
page 72 for more information.
To enable a Group Policy
◆
Check the box next to a Group Policy, and then click Enable .
To disable a Group Policy
◆
Check the box next to a Group Policy, and then click Disable .
Note: You cannot disable the Default Group Policy.
To delete a Group Policy
◆ On the Group Policies page, check the box next to a Group Policy, and then
click
Delete .
To view Group Policy information for a particular user or domain:
1 On the Members tab of the Edit Group page, click Find User .
2 Type an email address or domain name in the Email address box.
3 Click Find User .
The Control Center lists the first enabled group in which the specified user
exists, searching in the order that groups are listed on the Group Policies
page.
Creating virus, spam, and compliance filter policies
Use filter policy pages to combine a message characteristic, such as virus, with
an action, such as delete. The initial page you see when you click on Spam, Virus,
or Compliance under Policies > Filter Policies contains a table that indicates the
status of defined virus, spam, or compliance policies.
Table 4-6 Policy status page
Column Description
Virus/Spam/Content
Compliance Policies Name of the policy
Enabled Indicates if the policy is enabled for one or more groups
Applied to Indicates the directions the policy is applied to: Inbound,
Outbound, or both