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First, let me modify the goal you are trying to achieve.... I define spam
as "unwanted, unsolicited email". Given this definition, it is impossible
to PREVENT spam. A more realistic goal is to REDUCE the amount of spam you
get. Having said that, let's look at how you can achieve this new goal.
Domino includes some limited anti-spam controls built into the product.
These are located in the Public Directory (names.nsf). Go to the view
Server / Configurations. Open the configuration document for the server you
want to control. Open the tab Router-SMTP / Restrictions & Controls /
Restrictions. (And the SMTP Inbound Controls tab.) You will see a number of
options here. For details about using these options, see Domino
Administration Help / Index / Spamming / Preventing.
For more effective anti-spam control, you might also consider some
3rd-party add-on products. Some of these include far more email filtering
control than Domino has. Several of these products are Mail Attender from
Sherpa Software, Mail Warden from BVRP, and Iron Mail from CipherTrust. You
can find more information on my web site http://www.DominoSecurity.org. Go
to the home page, scroll down a bit, then click on Products.
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