Kaspersky Lab kaspersky anti-spam 2.0 Manual

 

 

The order of rules application is extremely important! Profiles differing 
from each other only in the order of rules applied may have completely 
different results when processing the same message.  

 

For example, suppose that a certain filter profile consists of two rules 
where rule A rejects messages from servers without a DNS-name (the 
action), and rule B receives messages from the servers included in the 
white list (the 

 action). Then a message arriving from a server 

without a DNS-name included in this white list: 

•  will be rejected if rule A is executed first (after its execution the 

message processing will stop and rule B will not be applied). 

•   will be delivered to the recipient if rule B is executed first (after its 

execution the message processing will stop and rule A will not be 
applied). 

1.  Select the rule you wish to move in the table. 

2. Click 

the   button to the right of the rule. 

1.  Select the rule you wish to move in the table. 

2. Click 

the   button to the right of the rule. 

5.2.3.5. Editing filter profile name, description 

and field of application 

Filter profile parameters can be edited in the Profile properties window (see 
Figure 9) opened by the properties button in the list of profile rules (see Figure 7). 

You can manually edit the following common profile parameters: 

•  Name – profile name 

•  Description – profile description 

 

Profile description remains empty upon the profile creation and 

 will be displayed in the profile editing window.