Use the White List to configure a list of SMTP hosts from which
When you add hosts to the white list, you can choose to bypass any or all of the following spam checks:
- Junk Email: Messages will be accepted from the specified host without being subject to trust scoring. The option applies to Confirmed Junk Email and Suspected Junk Email.
- Greylisting: Messages from the specified host will not be greylisted.
- DKIM: Messages will be accepted from the specified host, even if they fail DKIM
DomainKeys Identified Mail validation checks. - SPF: Messages will be accepted from the specified host, even if they fail Sender Policy Framework (SPFSender Policy Framework) validation checks.
- DMARC: Messages will be accepted from the specified host, even if they fail Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARCDomain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) verification checks.
- Spoof Detection: Messages will be accepted from the specified host, even if they are identified as being spoofed.
- Real-time IP Blocklists: Messages will be accepted from the specified host, even if they appear in an RBL.
- If Reputation Bad: Messages will be accepted from the specified host, even if TRUSTmanager returns a reputation of Bad. For more information, see TRUSTmanager Reputations.
See Managing White Lists for information about adding, editing, or deleting white listed hosts.
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