User Guide

Kaspersky Anti-Spam Operation and Filtering Philosophy 41
• or the user is on the list specified in the Valid for Recipients List field;
• or no recipients are specified.
Thus, the first active personal profile, where particular recipients are not
specified, will be applied by default for all users left out by the previous active
profiles.
By default, spam messages are delivered to the recipients and marked in the
Subject header.
If you wish to have spam messages marked by default in the Keywords
header (which is displayed as the Categories field in Microsoft Outlook,
for example),
• Enable the
Marking Spam – Keywords profile;
• Disable the other personal profiles enabled for all recipients.
If you wish to archive messages identified as spam (i.e. forward them to
a separate archive mailbox) by default,
• Enable the
Archiving Spam profile;
• In rule 1 of this profile replace the
[e-mail]
address with the name of a real mailbox to be used for spam
archiving;
• Disable the other personal profiles enabled for all recipients.
If you wish messages identified as spam on the basis of your black lists
(see below) that you maintain or RBL service data to be rejected and
other messages identified as spam to be archived by default,
• Enable the
Archiving/Rejecting Spam profile;
• In rule 3 of this profile replace the
[e-mail]
conditional address by the name of a real mailbox intended for
spam archiving;
• Disable other personal profiles enabled for all recipients.
We do not recommend using this profile, let alone
possibly more severe filtering patterns, because if
false spam identification occurs the message
rejected by the server can not be restored.