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Domino 6 messaging components 20
Domino messaging environment 18
Domino network 19
Domino Server anti-spam configuration features 24
E
End-users 65
Excluding connecting hosts from anti-relay checks
59
Exemplary spam information message to end-users
12
External servers 18
F
Fake virus warnings 4
False positives 7
avoiding 66
Fields in a SMTP mail 30
H
Harvesting 37
active attacks 62
avoiding 9
defending against attacks 63
Listserv 9
mailto tags 10
passive attacks 8
recommended defensive measures 64
Usenet 8
Web 8
Held mail 30
Hoax 3
Holding undeliverable mail 62
I
Inbound Connection Controls
fields 42
Inbound connection controls 24, 41
configuration 41
Inbound Intended Recipients Controls 36
Inbound relay configuration
example 58
Inbound relay controls 24, 54
configuration 57
configuring 55
managing conflicts 56
settings 55
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Inbound relay enforcement 59
configuration 60
excluding hosts from anti-relay checks 59
Inbound sender controls 24, 42
configuration 43
fields 43
Incoming SMTP mail 20
iNotes Web Access 39
Internal servers 18
InterScan Messaging Security Suite 97
J
Journaling 50
K
Key messaging components in Domino 20
L
Legitimate e-mail 66
Limiting number of recipients in a mail 39
Listener 20, 32
Log 15, 78
M
Mail file rules 25, 65, 68
acting based on the content 75
actions 70
anti-spam rules 71
conditions 69
deleting mail 70
denying mail from certain addresses 73
denying mail from certain domains 74
denying self-mail 74
evaluation sequence 77
isolating mail 70
logging 78
monitoring 78
multiple actions 70
new rule 69
performance considerations 68
running in the Notes Client 68
running on the Server 68
setting up 68
troubleshooting 79
types 71–72
unacceptable subject content 75
viewing 77
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