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4.1.3
Message quarantine
The Message quarantine mailbox is a special mailbox defined by the system administrator to store potentially
infected messages and SPAM. Messages stored in quarantine can be analyzed or cleaned later using a newer virus
signature database.
You can specify the message quarantine address in the Common message quarantine field (e.g.
main_quarantine@company.com). You can also use the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007/2010 internal quarantine
system by leaving this field blank and choosing Quarantine message to the mail server system quarantine (if
defined by administrator) from the drop-down menu at the bottom. Mails are then delivered to quarantine by
Exchange's internal mechanism using its own settings.
In the Message quarantine by recipient field, you can define message quarantine mailboxes for multiple recipients.
Every quarantine rule can be enabled or disabled by selecting or deselecting the check box in its row.
NOTE:
You can also use system variables when administering the message quarantine (for example: %PATH%).
4.1.3.1
Adding a new quarantine rule
Enter the desired Recipient's email address and the desired Quarantine email address in the appropriate fields.
If you want to delete an email message addressed to a recipient who does not have a quarantine rule applied, you can
select the Delete message option in the Message intended for non-existing message quarantine pull-down menu.
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