User manual SONICWALL SONICOS 5.8 CASS 2.0 FEATURE MODULE REV A

[. . . ] Chapter 1: Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service 2. 0 Document Scope This document describes how to implement and manage the Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service 2. 0. This document contains the following sections: · · · "What is Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service?" section on page 1 "CASS 2. 0 Features" section on page 2 "Setting Up Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service" section on page 13 What is Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service? The Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service (CASS) feature provides a quick, efficient, and effective way to add anti-spam, anti-phishing, and anti-virus capabilities to your existing SonicWALL UTM Appliance. In a typical configuration of Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service, the administrator chooses to add Anti-Spam capabilities by selecting it in the SonicOS interface and licensing it. The SonicWALL UTM Appliance then uses the same advanced spam-filtering technology as SonicWALL Email Security products to reduce the amount of junk email the organization delivers to users. [. . . ] Navigate to Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools > Active Directory Domains and Trusts. Highlight your domain from the Active Directory Domains and Trusts dialog box. The domain name appears on the domain's Properties dialog box on the General tab. Add the NetBIOS domain name(s) to the Domains section, separating multiple domains with a comma. SonicWALL Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service 2. 0 10 CASS 2. 0 Features 6. Click Save Changes to finish. Conversion Rules On certain LDAP servers, such as Lotus Domino, some valid email addresses do not appear in the LDAP. The Conversion Rules section changes the way the SonicWALL Email Security appliance interprets certain email addresses, providing a way to map the email address to the LDAP Server. Click the View Rules button to bring up the LDAP Mappings dialog box. Select the LDAP Server you are using from the dropdown list, then click Go. System settings and junk boxes are configured after license activation. This section contains the following subsections: · · · "Purchasing Licenses and Support" section on page 14 "Activating Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service" section on page 15 "Configuring Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service" section on page 15 SonicWALL Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service 2. 0 13 Setting Up Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service Purchasing Licenses and Support Purchase a Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service license for the UTM appliance. This can be done directly through mySonicWALL. com or through your reseller. Your UTM appliance must be registered with mySonicWALL. com before use. Refer to the SonicWALL UTM Getting Started Guide for further information on registering your appliance. Open a Web browser on the computer you are using to manage the SonicWALL SonicOS, and enter http://www. mySonicWALL. com in the location or address field. Enter your mySonicWALL. com account user name and password in the appropriate fields. Navigate to My Products in the left-hand navigation bar Note Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Select the UTM appliance you wish to add Anti-Spam capability to. Login to your SonicWALL UTM appliance's web management interface. Navigate to the System > Licenses page from the navigation bar. mySonicWALL. com Step 8 Step 9 In the Manage Security Services Online section, click the link to activate or renew your license. Enter your mySonicWALL. com login information. SonicWALL Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service 2. 0 14 Setting Up Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service Activating Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service Once you have registered Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service, activate it to start your UTM appliance-level protection from spam, phishing, and virus messages. Step 1 Navigate to the Anti-Spam menu item in the navigation bar. You are directed to the Settings submenu. Step 2 Step 3 Click Enable Anti-Spam Service to activate the Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service feature. Next, Click the Junk Store Installer icon to install the junk store on your Exchange server. SonicWALL recommends installing Junk Store on your server in order to fully utilize the newest functionality available with CASS 2. 0. Note Configuring Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service When Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service is activated, set your preferences. Once these are configured, your email will be filtered and sorted according to your configuration. Settings The Email Threat Category Settings section enables administrator to set default settings for users' messages. Choose default settings for messages that contain spam, phishing, and virus issues. [. . . ] (Installation checklist parameters B, C, D) Step 7 Click the Apply Changes button. Junk Box View On the Anti-Spam > Junk Box View page, you can view, search, and manage all email messages that are currently in the Junk Store on the Exchange or SMTP server. This functionality is only available if the Junk Store is installed. This section contains the following subsections: · · "Searching in the Junk Box View" section on page 19 "Managing the Junk Store in the Junk Box View" section on page 20 Searching in the Junk Box View Search the Junk Store for a text string in any of the following email fields: · · · · To Subject From Date Or, select one or more email threat categories to search. SonicWALL Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service 2. 0 19 Setting Up Comprehensive Anti-Spam Service To search the Junk Store, perform the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 On the Inbound tab of the Anti-Spam > Junk Box View page, type the text for which to search into the Search text box. Select the desired email field in which to search from the in drop-down list. Select one or more checkboxes for the email threat categories to search. [. . . ]