- About this Help
- Sources of information about the application
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway
- Application licensing
- About the End User License Agreement
- About the license
- About the license certificate
- About the key
- About the key file
- About data provision
- Viewing information about the license and added keys
- Adding a key
- Removing a key
- Modes of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway operation under license
- Notification about license expiration
- Mail server protection status
- Participating in Kaspersky Security Network
- Deploying the Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway virtual machine image
- Preparing to deploy
- Step 1. Selecting a virtual machine image
- Step 2. Viewing details of the virtual machine image
- Step 3. Reviewing the License Agreement
- Step 4. Naming the virtual machine
- Step 5. Selecting a destination storage for the virtual machine
- Step 6. Selecting a storage option for virtual machine files
- Step 7. Starting and finishing deployment of the virtual machine image
- Initial configuration of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway
- Preparing for initial configuration
- Step 1. Selecting the End User License Agreement language
- Step 2. Reviewing the License Agreement
- Step 3. Selecting the mode of operation of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway
- Step 4. Configuring participation in Kaspersky Security Network
- Step 5. Selecting the input language for Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway
- Step 6. Setting the time zone
- Step 7. Assigning the host name (myhostname)
- Step 8. Configuring the network interface
- Step 9. Configuring network routes
- Step 10. Configuring DNS settings
- Step 11. Setting the web interface administrator password
- Step 12. Setting the administrator password for using the console
- Step 13. Specifying email addresses of the mail server administrator
- Step 14. Configuring the connection of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway to Kaspersky Security Center
- Step 15. Checking the connection of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway to Kaspersky Security Center
- Step 16. Displaying the settings of the connection to the web interface
- Starting the Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway virtual machine
- Connecting to the Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway web interface
- Integrating Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway into the corporate mail infrastructure
- Direct integration using a Quick Setup Wizard
- Integration through an edge gateway (SMTP verification of recipient email addresses is enabled) with the help of a wizard
- Step 1. Adding local domains (relay_domains)
- Step 2. Configuring email routing (transport_map)
- Step 3. Entering address of your Edge Gateway (relayhost)
- Step 4. Adding trusted networks and network hosts (mynetworks)
- Step 5. Finishing integration of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway through an edge gateway (SMTP verification of recipient email addresses is enabled)
- Integration through an edge gateway (SMTP verification of recipient email addresses is disabled) with the help of a wizard
- Step 1. Configuring email routing (transport_map)
- Step 2. Entering address of your Edge Gateway (relayhost)
- Step 3. Adding trusted networks and network hosts (mynetworks)
- Step 4. Finishing integration of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway through an edge gateway (SMTP verification of recipient email addresses is disabled)
- Configuring MTA settings
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway Monitoring
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway database update
- Upgrading Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway via the web interface
- Anti-Virus protection
- About Anti-Virus protection
- About computer protection against certain legitimate applications
- About Anti-Virus protection status
- Enabling and disabling Anti-Virus protection of messages
- Enabling and disabling Anti-Virus scanning for a rule
- Configuring Anti-Virus engine settings
- Setting default values for Anti-Virus engine settings
- Configuring actions on messages during Anti-Virus scanning
- Configuring tags added to message subjects after Anti-Virus scanning
- Configuring Anti-Virus scan restrictions and exclusions
- Anti-Spam protection
- About Anti-Spam protection
- About Anti-Spam message scan status labels
- Enabling and disabling Anti-Spam protection of messages
- Enabling and disabling Anti-Spam scanning of messages for a rule
- Configuring Anti-Spam engine settings
- Setting default values for Anti-Spam engine settings
- Configuring the custom DNSBL list for the Anti-Spam engine
- Configuring the custom SURBL list for the Anti-Spam engine
- Configuring Anti-Spam scan settings for a rule
- Configuring Anti-Spam scan actions on messages
- Configuring tags added to message subjects after Anti-Spam scanning
- Anti-Phishing protection
- About Anti-Phishing protection
- About Anti-Phishing message scan status labels
- Enabling and disabling Anti-Phishing protection of messages
- Enabling and disabling Anti-Phishing scanning of messages for a rule
- Configuring Anti-Phishing engine settings
- Setting default values for Anti-Phishing engine settings
- Configuring Anti-Phishing scan actions on messages
- Configuring tags added to message subjects after Anti-Phishing scanning
- Content filtering of messages
- About content filtering
- About message content filtering status labels
- Enabling and disabling content filtering of messages
- Enabling and disabling content filtering of messages for a rule
- Configuring settings of message content filtering for a rule
- Configuring actions to take on messages during content filtering
- Using message processing rules
- About message processing rules
- Creating message processing rules
- Creating a copy of a message processing rule
- Configuring lists of message senders and recipients for a rule
- Deleting message processing rules
- Enabling and disabling a message processing rule
- Changing the message processing rule priority
- Connecting to an LDAP server
- About the connection to an LDAP server
- Connecting to and disconnecting from an LDAP server
- Adding a connection to an LDAP server
- Deleting a connection to an LDAP server
- Enabling and disabling a connection to an LDAP server
- Configuring the connection to an LDAP server
- Configuring the LDAP server connection filters
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway email notifications
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway disclaimers and warnings
- About email disclaimers and insecure message warnings
- Creating a disclaimer or warning template
- Editing a disclaimer or warning template
- Deleting a disclaimer or warning template
- Enabling and disabling message disclaimers for a rule
- Adding a message scanning event disclaimer for a rule
- Adding an insecure message warning for a rule
- Backup
- Message authentication
- About message authentication
- Connecting to a DNS to perform message authentication
- Enabling and disabling SPF message authentication
- Enabling and disabling DKIM message authentication
- Enabling and disabling DMARC message authentication
- Enabling and disabling message authentication for a rule
- Configuring additional SPF message authentication settings for a rule
- Configuring additional DKIM message authentication settings for a rule
- Configuring tags added to message subjects after SPF message authentication
- Configuring tags added to message subjects after DKIM message authentication
- Configuring tags added to message subjects after DMARC message authentication
- Configuring actions on messages during DMARC message authentication
- Configuring detection of TempError during message authentication
- Preparing to configure SPF and DMARC message authentication for outgoing messages
- SMTP verification of recipient email addresses
- DKIM signature for outgoing messages
- About the DKIM signature for outgoing messages
- Enabling and disabling the DKIM signature for outgoing messages
- Creating the DKIM key
- Importing the DKIM key from file
- Deleting the DKIM key
- Preparing to add the DKIM signature to outgoing messages
- Adding the DKIM signature to messages from addresses from a specific domain
- Using the application via the SNMP protocol
- About receiving runtime information via the SNMP protocol
- Enabling and disabling the use of the SNMP protocol in Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway
- Configuring the connection to the SNMP server
- Enabling and disabling the transmission of SNMP traps
- Enabling and disabling the transmission of SNMP traps for specific events
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway event log
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway operation reports
- About Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway operation reports
- Generating a custom report
- Enabling and disabling daily reports
- Configuring the daily report
- Enabling and disabling weekly reports
- Configuring the weekly report
- Enabling and disabling monthly reports
- Configuring the monthly report
- Viewing Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway operation reports
- Deleting Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway operation reports
- Black and white lists of addresses
- Using the TLS protocol in the operation of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway
- About using the TLS protocol in the operation of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway
- Configuring TLS security for Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway in Server role
- Configuring TLS security for Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway in Client role
- Creating a TLS certificate
- Deleting a TLS certificate
- Preparing a self-signed TLS certificate for import
- Preparing to import a TLS certificate signed by a certification authority
- Importing the TLS certificate from file
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway message queue
- Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway trace log
- Contacting the Technical Support Service
- Glossary
- Anti-Phishing
- Anti-Spam
- Anti-Virus
- Backup
- Directory service
- DKIM message authentication
- DMARC message authentication
- DNSBL
- Email notification
- Heuristic analysis
- Kaspersky Security Network (KSN)
- Key file
- LDAP
- Malicious links
- Phishing
- Probably infected object
- Reputation filtering
- SNMP agent
- SNMP trap
- Spam
- SPF message authentication
- SURBL
- Virtual machine
- AO Kaspersky Lab
- Information about third-party code
- Trademark notices
Anti-Spam protection > About Anti-Spam message scan status labels
About Anti-Spam message scan status labels
About Anti-Spam message scan status labels
Based on the results of scanning for spam, the Anti-Spam engine assigns one of the following Anti-Spam scan statuses to messages:
- Clean (Not Spam) – the message contains no spam.
- Spam – the application unambiguously recognizes the message as spam.
- Probable Spam – the message may contain spam.
- Blacklisted – the sender's email address is on the global or custom black list of addresses, or the host IP address or DNS name are on the DNSBL black list.
- Massmail – the message belongs to a mass mailing campaign.
- Scan Error – message scanning returned an error.
Article ID: 90879, Last review: Apr 13, 2023