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CHAPTER 4. THE PRINCIPLES 
OF PROGRAM OPERATION 
This chapter contains information necessary for better understanding of the 
algorithm of application functioning and interaction between its components as 
well as information required for correct software setup. 
4.1. Creating groups of 
recipients/senders 
Recipients/Senders group is defined as pairs of recipient/sender email 
addresses. A particular email message may be assigned to a particular group 
depending on whether this group contains the sender’s or the recipient’s address 
present in the MAIL FROM and RCPT TO commands. 
The administrator can specify individual rules for processing of each mail 
message depending on the group of recipients/senders. Therefore, it is 
particularly important that the addresses must be associated with a correct 
group.  
While processing a message, the application searches through the list of 
addresses for each specific group. If it finds a matching combination of the 
sender/recipient addresses, the rules defined for this group will be applied to the 
email message. 
 
The anti-virus and spam filtering functionality of Kaspersky Mail 
Gateway depends on the configuration file settings. You can make 
configuration changes to the file either locally or remotely (using the 
Webmin remote administration module). 
The configuration file contains the [smtpgw.policy] section that implicitly defines 
the  policy group, which determines the default rules for processing of email 
messages.  
 
All parameters specified in that section and the section itself are 
mandatory. 
The  [smtpgw.policy] section does not contain the names of senders and 
recipients. Rules defined in [smtpgw.policy] are applied to all messages, except 
for those belonging to other groups explicitly described as 
[smtpgw.group:group_name] sections.