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Chapter 31      Spam Quarantine
  Using Safelists and Blocklists to Control Email Delivery Based on Sender
user@[ipv6:2001:db8::1] 
An identical entry, such as a sender address or a domain, cannot be included on both the safelist and the 
blocklist at the same time. However, a domain can be on a safelist while an email address for a sender 
belonging to that domain is on the blocklist (or vice versa), and both rules apply. For example, if 
example.com is on the safelist, george@example.com can be on the blocklist. In this case, the appliance 
delivers all mail from example.com without scanning for spam, except mail from george@example.com, 
which is treated as spam. 
It is not possible allow or block a range of subdomains using the following syntax: .domain.com
However, it is possible to block a specific domain using the following syntax: server.domain.com
Clearing All Safelists and Blocklists 
If you need to delete all safelist and blocklist entries, including all senders and all recipients, import a 
file with no entries using the procedure in 
About End-User Access to Safelists and Blocklists 
End users access their safelist and blocklist via the spam quarantine. To configure end-user access to the 
spam quarantine, see 
You may want to give your end users the URL of the spam quarantine and the instructions below, as 
applicable. 
Related Topics
Adding Entries to Safelists (End Users) 
Note
Delivery of messages from safelisted senders depends on other settings that are configured in the system. 
See 
End users can add senders to safelists in two ways:
Adding the Sender of a Quarantined Message to the Safelist 
End users can add senders to the safelist if the message has been sent to the spam quarantine.
Procedure 
Step 1
From the spam quarantine, select the checkbox next to the message.
Step 2
Choose Release and Add to Safelist from the drop-down menu.