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6.7 Rules for incoming messages
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6.7.3 The Spam rule
The Spam rule can be created either by the network administrator within network configura-
tion or you can do it by yourself. As suggested by its name, the rule helps identify spam and
moves recognized spam messages to the Spam folder automatically.
To configure the Spam rule, go to Tools → Options, tab Kerio MailServer. This tab includes the
Spam section where it is possible to enable the Spam rule and set other details concerning
spam (see figure 6.22):
Figure 6.22 The Junk E-mail tab
Confirm marking messages as spam
This option enables/disables alert window displayed upon clicking on the Spam button
which is available in the toolbar.
Move suspected junk e-mail to the Junk E-mail folder
If this option is enabled, all email considered as spam will be delivered to the Junk E-mail
folder automatically.
Note: The Move spam to the Junk E-mail folder rule beats rules for incoming mail. If the
filter includes any rule which in any way handles messages marked as spam, the action
set in this rule is ignored.