In addition to the protection of SMTP-based email traffic, Exchange Information Store can also be scanned using iQ.Suite. Thus, it is possible to check emails stored on the Exchange Server for viruses. Step by Step To protect Exchange Information Stores, go to the “Information Store Jobs” field under “Policy Configuration“. Here, one iQ.Suite Job can
Exchange Information Store: Running scheduled virus scans Weiterlesen
Sign your emails using iQ.Suite KeyManager. No certificate is available for the first time a user would like to send a signed email. List of existing individual certificates in iQ.Suite KeyManager The first email is created as a request for a new certificate in iQ.Suite KeyManager. While the certificate is created via a Trust Center
Situation-dependent email parking and automatic re-sending Weiterlesen
iQ.Suite Convert is a module with multiple functions. Next to attachment compression, the conversion of file attachment into PDF and TNEF to MIME conversion, it also provides the possibility to integrate command-line tools. Step by Step Special attachment conversions can be implemented using the “Convert Command-Line” job. This makes possible, for example, the conversion of
Integrating command-line tools into iQ.Suite Convert Weiterlesen
If the primary virus scanner malfunctions, for example due to an updating error, a second scanner can be activated and continue to ensure that emails are checked for viruses. Necessary components An additionally installed virus scanner One “iQ-Suite Utilities Virus Scanner“ document for each virus scanner Two Watchdog Mail jobs Eine Regel, die dafür sorgt,
Deployment of a second virus scanner Weiterlesen
You’ve got the latest version of iQ.Suite. Now you want to integrate the latest configuration documents (e.g. new fingerprints) into your existing infrastructure. The iQ.Suite standard configuration is stored in an XML file from which you can transfer the new elements. Step by Step You are in the Administration Interface in the Global area.You can
Importing new configuration elements after an iQ.Suite update Weiterlesen
Using “regular expressions”, you can not only detect text and character patterns in Email texts but also change them if required. This allows you to “anonymise” credit card numbers for example. Step by Step The ability to work with regular expressions in Email texts forms part of the iQ.Suite Wall Email Address Filtering jobs. You
Detecting and modifying text patterns in email texts Weiterlesen
When iQ.Suite recognizes multiple restrictions in one email, it is able to send one notification per restriction, a so-called Collective Notification that contains all notifications for one email. Learn here how this is configured. Step by Step If an email contains multiple restrictions, iQ.Suite creates a standard (Collective Notification), which contains all notifications for a
Adjusting notification options for restricted emails Weiterlesen
Users and groups can be hidden in the Active Directory using the “Hide from Exchange address lists” option. These objects are hidden by default in the iQ.Suite management console. Here, we will show you, how you are still be able to access them in iQ.Suite. Step by Step Users and groups that are marked as
Using hidden active directory objects Weiterlesen
