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About GFI MailSecurity

Introduction to GFI MailSecurity

Key features of GFI MailSecurity

Virus checking using multiple virus engines

Email attachment checking/filtering

Trojan Executable Scanner

Automated removal of HTML scripts

Decompression filter

GFI MailSecurity components

· GFI MailSecurity scan engine

· GFI MailSecurity configuration

GFI MailSecurity from a user's perspective

Add-ons - GFI MailEssentials

Installing GFI MailSecurity

Introduction

Installing GFI MailSecurity on your mail server

Installing GFI MailSecurity on a mail relay server

Installing GFI MailSecurity in front of your firewall

Installing GFI MailSecurity on an Active/Passive Cluster

Installing GFI MailSecurity 9 on an Active/Active Cluster

Which installation mode should I use?

Active Directory mode

SMTP mode

System requirements

Hardware requirements

Preparing to install GFI MailSecurity on a mail relay server

Step 1: Verify the Installation of the SMTP and World Wide Web Services

Step 2: Specify mail relay server name and assign an IP

Step 3: Configure the SMTP service to relay mail to your mail server

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT LOCAL DOMAINS

Configure the domain to relay email to your mail server:

Step 4: Secure your mail relay server

Step 5: Configure your mail server to relay email via the Gateway server

If you have Microsoft Exchange Server 4/5/5.5:

If you have Microsoft Exchange Server 2000/2003:

If you have Lotus Notes:

If you have an SMTP/POP3 mail server:

Step 6: Point the MX record of your domain to the mail relay server

Step 7: Test your new mail relay server

Preparing to install GFI MailSecurity on your mail server

Installing GFI MailSecurity

Adding GFI MailSecurity to the Windows DEP Exception List

Securing access to the GFI MailSecurity configuration

Adding local host to the trusted sites list

Accessing the GFI MailSecurity Configuration and Quarantine Store

Accessing the configuration from the GFI MailSecurity machine

Accessing the configuration from a remote machine

Entering your license key after installation

Upgrading from GFI MailSecurity 8 to GFI MailSecurity 9

General settings

Introduction to settings

Define the administrator's email address

Selecting an update server

Adding Local Domains

SMTP server bindings

Managing local users in SMTP mode

To add a new local user follow these steps:

To remove a local user follow these steps:

Configuring virus checking

Configuring Virus Scanning Engines

Kaspersky configuration

Kaspersky web site

BitDefender configuration

BitDefender website

McAfee configuration

McAfee website

Norman configuration

Norman website

Virus scanner actions

Virus scanner updates

Triggering the virus update manually

Setting the Virus Scanning Engines scan priority

Configuring Information Store Scanning

Configuring Attachment Checking

Introduction to Attachment Checking

Creating an Attachment Checking rule

Removing attachment rules

Make changes to an existing rule

Enabling/disabling rules

Changing the rule priority

Configuring Content Checking

Introduction to Content Checking

Creating a Content Checking rule

Remove content checking rules

Make changes to an existing content checking rule

Enabling/disabling rules

Changing the rule priority

Decompression engine

Introduction to the Decompression engine

Configuring the decompression engine filters

Check password protected archives

Check corrupted archives

Check for recursive archives

Check size of uncompressed files in archives

Check for amount of files in archives

Scan within archives

Configuring decompression filter actions

Enable/disable decompression tool filters

The Trojan & Executable Scanner

Introduction to the Trojan & Executable Scanner

What is a Trojan horse?

Difference between Trojans and viruses

How does the Trojan & Executable Scanner work?

Configuring the Trojan & Executable Scanner

Configuring the security level

Configuring actions

Trojan & Executable Scanner updates

Triggering the Trojan & Executable Scanner update manually

The Email Exploit Engine

Introduction to e-mail exploits

What is an exploit?

What is an e-mail exploit?

Difference between Anti-Virus software & Email Exploit Detection software

Configuring the Email Exploit Engine

Enable/Disable email exploits

Configuring the Email Exploit Engine properties

Email Exploit Engine updates

Triggering the Email Exploit Engine update manually

The HTML Threat Engine

Introduction to the HTML Threat Engine

Why defuse HTML scripts?

Configuring the HTML Threat Engine

Patch Checking

Introduction to Patch Checking

Downloading and installing software patches

Quarantine

Introduction to the email Quarantine Store

The Quarantine Store

Search Folders

Searching for specific emails in the Quarantine Store

Quick Search

Grouping quarantined emails in Search Folders

Changing Search Folder properties

Deleting Search Folders

Approving emails from the Quarantine Store

Deleting emails from the Quarantine Store

Rescanning emails from the Quarantine Store

Enable email approval via HTML approval forms

How to approve or delete quarantined emails via an email client

Quarantined mail from the user point of view

Reporting

Introduction to GFI MailSecurity Reporting

Configuring the statistical information database

Configuring an MS Access database backend

Configuring SQL Server database backend

Creating a database on the SQL Server

Realtime Monitor

About the Realtime Monitor

Monitoring email activity

Miscellaneous

Version Information

Additional Copyright Information

Advanced topics

Customizing the notification templates

Variables used in XSL-based notification templates

Notify user and notify manager notifications (in notifyuser folder and notifymanager folder respectively)

Troubleshooting

Introduction

Knowledgebase

Request support via email

Request support via web chat

Request support via phone

Web Forum

Build notifications


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