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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.1 for Email Configuration Guide
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Chapter 8      Anti-Spam
Note
These actions are not mutually exclusive; you can combine some or all of them 
differently within different incoming or outgoing policies for different processing 
needs for groups of users. You can also treat positively identified spam differently 
from suspected spam in the same policy. For example, you may want to drop 
messages positively identified as spam, but quarantine suspected spam messages.
You enable IronPort Anti-Spam or IronPort Intelligent Multi-Scan actions on a 
per-recipient basis using the Email Security Manager feature: the Mail Policies > 
Incoming or Outgoing Mail Policies pages (GUI) or the 
policyconfig -> 
antispam
 command (CLI). After the anti-spam solution has been enabled 
globally, you configure these actions separately for each mail policy you create. 
You can configure different actions for different mail policies.You can only enable 
one anti-spam solution per policy; you cannot enable both on the same policy.
Note
To enable anti-spam scanning for outgoing mail, you also need to check the 
anti-spam settings of the relevant host access table, especially for a private 
listener. For more information, see 
.
Each row in the Email Security Manager represents a different policy. Each 
column represents a different security service. 
Figure 8-10
Mail Policies - Anti-Spam Engine
Editing the Anti-Spam Settings for a Mail Policy
The process for editing the per-user anti-spam settings for a mail policy is 
essentially the same, whether the policy is for incoming or outgoing mail.