Examples of using Filtration server in English and their translations into Russian
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Filtration server uses two types of notifications.
If a message exceeds the specified size, the filtration server will not process it.
Anti-Spam Engine- the filtration server component that analyzes e-mail messages rating and processing them.
On filtering error- client module response to errors occurring in the interaction with the filtration server.
Configuring the filtration server and other product components.
Connection timeout(in seconds)- timeout(seconds) for establishment of a connection to the filtration server by the client module.
In order to use UDS, a filtration server must be able to establish outgoing connections through that port.
The Last Anti-Spam Engine Events section contains a log of messages from the filtration server components appended to the system log syslog.
Group management Filtration server administrator can define various spam recognition settings for different users.
If the request matches a known spam sample,a message will be sent to the filtration server informing that the e-mail is very likely to be spam.
A filtration server interacts with UDS servers of Kaspersky Lab via UDP using port 7060 for communication.
Data exchange timeout(in seconds)- timeout(seconds)for performance of network read-write operations during data exchange between the filtration server and a client module.
Parameters of the filtration server components can also be specified manually by editing the filter. conf configuration file.
The standard installation procedure assumes that the mail server with an integrated client plug-in and the filtration server are installed on the same computer.
Having completed the filtration server setup, install the license key and integrate the host mail server with Kaspersky Anti-Spam.
For compatibility purposes, local socket created for interaction between mail server and the filtration server allows any user that has logged on to write to that socket.
Configuring the spam filtration server Pages of the Settings section contain the settings for the components of the spam filtering server. .
After modification of common parameters for the master process, click the Apply button and restart the filtration server using the following command.
Filtration server includes a number of auxiliary modules, which provide for its functioning and integration with mail servers. .
After modification of common parameters for the filtration server, click the Apply button and restart the filtration server using the following command.
Filtration server uses the properties thus collected to generate a small UDS request and sends it to one of UDS servers of Kaspersky Lab.
Creation of a сron task for the mailflt3 account to run automatically the script downloading updates to thecontent filtration databases and the script monitoring the filtration server activity.
After launch, sfmonitoring checks the filtration server status and sends appropriate notifications to the administrator whenever it detects any problems.
Notifications about rejected messages If the Reject this message action has been specified as the action over messages with a specific status, filtration server will not route such messages to their original recipients.
Filtration server checks messages scanning them for signs of spam and, depending upon the result, modifies them in accordance with the existing rules.
Irrespectively of the individual peculiarities of client modules,each module interacts with the filtration server via a network or a local socket using internal data exchange protocol.
Common filtration server parameters Common parameters of the filtration server can be found in the Settings Anti-Spam Engine Common page(see Fig. 18) that includes.
In that case client modules running on another computer(server)will exchange data with the filtration server through local network using TCP.
If the filtration server does not receive response from UDS within the specified time interval, it will attempt to connect to another UDS server of Kaspersky Lab.
Content filtration databases- a corpus of data that the filtration server uses to rate messages; updates to the content filtration databases are published on the servers of Kaspersky Lab every 20 minutes.