Fortinet 3.0 MR4 manual As control bayesian

set as control bayesian

as control bayesian

Use these commands to set the names for Bayesian control accounts.

Syntax

set as control bayesian is-spam <name_str>

set as control bayesian is-not-spam <name_str> set as control bayesian learn-is-spam <name_str> set as control bayesian learn-is-not-spam <name_str> set as control bayesian training-group <sender_str>

Keywords and Variables	Description	Default
is-spam	FortiMail end users can send spam messages that were	is-spam
	incorrectly treated as non-spam to this account to inform
	the Bayesian antispam check of its mistake.
is-not-spam	FortiMail end users can send non-spam messages that	is-not-spam
	were incorrectly treated as spam to this account to inform
	the Bayesian antispam check of its mistake.
learn-is-spam	End users send known spam to this account to train the	learn-is-spam
	FortiMail unit.
	Based on the sender’s email address, the FortiMail unit
	uses the information received to train the sender’s
	Bayesian database.
learn-is-not-spam	End users send existing non-spam email to this account to	learn-is-not-spam
	train the FortiMail unit.
	Based on the sender’s email address, the FortiMail unit
	uses the information received to train the sender’s
	Bayesian database.
training-group	This account contains a system-wide spam database set up	default-grp
	by the administrator.
	Using this account name as the “from” address, the
	administrator sends confirmed spam to the “learn-is-spam”
	user account and good email to the “learn-is -not -spam”
	user account to do group Bayesian training.
	If an individual user’s Bayesian database does not contain
	sufficient information for spam scanning, it will use the data
	received from the training group user account to scan
	spam.
<name_str>	This is the name for this account. Users send messages to the email address
	composed of this name, followed by “@”, followed by the email domain.
<sender_str>	This is the ‘from’ name used when sending mail to one of the other four accounts.
	Mail can be sent to correct incorrectly categorized mail, or to train the Bayesian
	database with new mail. Administrators send messages from the email address
	composed of this name, followed by “@”, followed by the email domain.

Example

An administrator wants to change two of the Bayesian control account names. He knows his users will be better able to remember the addresses user to train the database with new messages if they include the word ‘train’:

The learn-is-spam command becomes train-is-spam and the learn-is-not-spam command becomes train-is-not-spam. To make these changes, enter these commands:

set as control bayesian learn-is-spam train-is-spam

set as control bayesian learn-is-not-spam train-is-not-spam

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