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can be simply redirected to an alternate folder within the user's mail file. The
administrator's view of log and dump databases displays information for all users
in the system, while the individual user access to log and dump databases shows
only spam information for that particular user. End users see an immediate
reduction in spam, but also know they can review all filtered messages at any
time.
End-users have full control
spamJam gives users the benefits of a full-featured anti-spam filter without
affecting the resources of operations staff. Users don't have to call mail
administrators to adjust individual rules or to recover desired messages.
Depending on the various levels of Master configurations, end-users have a wide
array of spam classification options that they can control according to their level
of technical expertise. These options include Allow/Exception settings (for
domains, addresses, and subjects), Deny settings (domains, addresses, content
filtering, and open relay), and much more. Figure 6-3 shows a small portion of
the configuration options that can be set by the end-user or the administrator.
Figure 6-3 A portion of the spamJam spam classification options
When users review their spamJam log, they can restore e-mail messages
directly to their own mail file without the requirement for administrative approval
or intervention. Users simply click a button to restore the message and are
presented with options (see Figure 6-4 on page 85) to subsequently accept mail
from the sending domain or address.
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