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Mail policy 11
mail.box 20, 45
Mailto tags 10
Monitoring mail file rules 78
Monitoring your mail.box 64
Multiple actions is a single rule 70
munging 10
N
Network diagram 19
Network topology example 19
Notes.ini 35
O
Open relay 13, 32
P
Peformance considerations 32
Personal mail account 9
Preventing spam 17, 19
approach 7
Public e-mail addresses 9
R
RCPT TO envelope 36
Redbooks Web site 100
Contact us x
Router 13, 20, 23, 45
S
ScanMail for Lotus Notes with eManager 89
securiQ.Wall 88
Selecting the spam fighting approach 14
Separating legitimate e-mail from spam based on
the content 31
Server mail rules 23, 25, 45
actions 50–52
configuration 46
creating a new rule 47
denying messages 51
enabling 45
examples 53
fields 48
holding messages 51
managing 52
quarantine 51
specifying actions 50
specifying conditions 49
Server side spam prevention features 13
SMTP communication sequence 22
SMTP error message for rejected messages 34
SMTP harvesting attacks 62
SMTP mail handling 20
SMTP mail routing 19
SMTP Server 21
SMTPExpandDNSBLStats variable 35
SMTPRelayAllowHostsandDomains setting 57
Solutions to common problems 26
spam 1
advertising 3
blocking 12
categories 2
characteristics of a spam e-mail 67
defintion 2
detecting 30
distinguishing from legitimate e-mail 66
effects 2
get-rich-quick schemes 3
hoax 3
logging 78
malicious 5
preventing 7
recipients 2
responding 11
using your server as a relay 54
spam avoidance
by end user 14
infrom users 10
spam avoidance techniques 8
Spam mail bombing 62
Spam Prevention Service software 97
SpamEraser for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 85
spamJam for Lotus Notes and Domino 82
Specifying multiple DNS Blacklist sites to query 33
Spoofing 74
Stopping spam
at gateway 13
at server 13
Stopping spam by the end-user 14
Strategies to fight spam 7, 14
T
Tagging messages received from a blacklisted host
35
Third party anti-spam products 81–98
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