If a received message appears in a Real-time IP Blocklist (RBL), you can choose to hold it in a specified message area, or reject it. For more information, see About Real-time IP Blocklists.
To enable or disable RBLs in your spam policy:
- On the Policy Center Home page, click SpamLogic Settings. The SpamLogic Settings page appears, displaying the Spam Policy tab.
- Move the pointer over the Spam Policy section, and click Click here to change these settings.
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In the Real-time IP Blocklist box, select one of:
- Disabled
- Hold in area: (Specified in the 'Hold Spam in this Message Area' section. See Configuring Spam Policy.)
- Reject connection
- Add Info & Deliver: Use the Add MIMEsweeper Information and Deliver disposal action. See About Disposal Actions.
- Hold, Add Info & Deliver: Hold as specified in the 'Hold Spam in this Message Area' section (see Configuring Spam Policy) and use the Add MIMEsweeper Information and Deliver disposal action (see About Disposal Actions).
- Click Save.
For information about setting up other spam defenses, see Configuring Spam Policy.
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To avoid messages from trusted sources being blocked by RBLs, add them to an Allow List When you have finished modifying your content security policy you must apply the configuration for any changes
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