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7. Anti-Spam Configuration

7.1. Anti-Spam Principles

Spam refers to unsolicited e-mail, mostly advertising a product or service that is mass mailed to a

huge number of e-mail addresses at a time, filling recipients’ mail boxes. Spam does not refer to

legitimate commercial e-mail for which consumers have given their consent. Spam is not only

annoying, but also can often be a source of scams, viruses or offensive content.

Anti-Spam checks all incoming e-mail messages and marks unwanted e-mails as SPAM. It uses

several analyzing methods to process each e-mail message, offering maximum possible protection

against unwanted e-mail messages.

7.2. Anti-Spam Interface

You will find the Anti-Spam server component's dialog in the Server Components section (left

menu). It contains a brief information about the functionality of the server component, information on

its current status (Anti-Spam Server for MS Exchange component is active.), and some statistics.

Available links:

Scan Results

Opens a new dialog where you can review anti-spam scan results: