Configuring Anti-Spam scan tags and actions on messages for a rule
To configure tags and actions on messages during Anti-Spam scanning:
- Select the Rules tab in the main window of the application's web interface.
- In the rules list, click the name of the rule to open the rule for which you want to configure the message scanning settings.
This opens the Message processing rule settings window.
- In the Message-processing rule settings window open the Anti-Spam group section by left-click anywhere in the Anti-Spam settings group.
- In the If spam is detected drop-down list, select the desired action for messages that contain spam:
- Delete message.
- Reject.
- Skip.
- You can configure the addition of a tag in the Subject field for messages that contain spam. To do so, perform the following:
- Open the Tag for spam messages by clicking the Spam link.
- Enter the name of the tag.
- Click OK.
- In the If probable spam is detected drop-down list, select the desired action for messages that contain probable spam:
- Delete message.
- Reject.
- Skip.
- You can configure the addition of a tag in the Subject field for messages that probably contain spam. To do so, perform the following:
- Open the Tag for probable spam messages by clicking the [Probable spam] link.
- Enter the name of the tag.
- Click OK.
- In the If message sender's address is blacklisted by DNSBL drop-down list, select the action to take on messages from untrusted senders:
- Delete message.
- Reject.
- Skip.
- You can configure the addition of a tag in the Subject field for messages from an untrusted sender. To do so, perform the following:
- Open the Tag for messages blacklisted by DNSBL window by clicking the [Blacklisted] link.
- Enter the name of the tag.
- Click OK.
- In the Message processing rule settings window, click the Apply button.
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