User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Finding your way around
- System Settings
- Policy Manager
- The Policy Manager tab
- Creating a Policy
- Address Group
- Queue Manager
- Dictionary Manager
- Global Policy
- Creating a new Sub-policy
- Editing a sub-policy
- Adding Filters to the policy
- Defining a filter
- The Anti-Virus Agent Filter
- The Anti-Spam Agent Filters
- Internet Threat Database Filter
- Standard Disclaimer
- General Content Filter
- advanced content filter
- Message Attachment Filter
- Content Guardian
- Dictionary Threshold Filter
- Key Points
- Reports & Logs
- RiskFilter System Management Console
- Appendix
- INDEX
- Notices

32 Administrator’s Guide SurfControl RiskFilter - E-mail V5.2.4
S
YSTEM
S
ETTINGS
Receive Settings
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To import a list:
1 In the Relay Control screen, click Import.
2 In the dialog that follows, enter the path to the file or click Browse to navigate to it.
3 Click OK.
Exporting a list of domains. You can create a list of domains which can be exported, then imported
on to another appliance. To do this:
1 In the Relay screen, click the Export button.
2 Specify where you want the text file to be stored.
3 Click OK.
RELAY FOR INTERNAL SENDERS
Specify the authentication needed when a user sends an e-mail from inside the domain:
• Authentication or trusted IP required - When a sender is from the internal relay domain, the user
must be authenticated or be sending messages from a trusted IP.
• Authentication or trusted IP not required but only allow relay to internal recipients - When a
sender is from the internal relay domain, Authentication or trusted IP is only required when sending to
external domains.
• Authentication or trusted IP not required and allow relay to any addresses - When a sender is
from the internal relay domain, they can send to any domain even without being from a trusted IP. This
will act as an open relay providing the user is from an internal domain.
Caution: Choosing the last option may leave your system open to security breaches.