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set | as spamreport |
as spamreport
Use these commands to configure spam reports.
Syntax
set as spamreport hostname <host_str>
set as spamreport https {enable disable} set as spamreport interval <option>
set as spamreport timeofday <time_str>
set as spamreport webaccess_expiry_period <hours_int>
Keywords and variables | Description | Default |
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hostname <host_str> | Enter an alternate resolvable host name to use if the local domain |
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| name is not resolvable from everywhere users will receive their mail. |
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https | Enable or disable encrypted communication between the user and the | enable |
{enable disable} | FortiMail unit when the user selects a release or delete link in an |
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| HTML formatted spam quarantine report. |
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interval {thesedays | Specify how often spam reports will be generated and sent to users. |
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<day_int> | The two options work together and both need to be set. |
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thesehours | • {thesedays} allows you to specify on which days spam reports |
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<hours_int>} | will be generated. The <day_int> variable specifies the days, |
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| separated by commas. Sunday through Saturday are represented |
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| by the digits 0 through 6. For example, Sunday is 0, Tuesday is 2, |
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| Friday is 5. To specify reports generated Monday through Friday, |
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| the command line would be: set as spamreport interval |
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| thesedays 1,2,3,4,5 |
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| • {thesehours} will specify what times of the day spam reports will |
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| be generated. The <hours_int> variable specifies the hours, |
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| separated by commas. For example, to define the hourly |
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| generation of spam reports during business hours, the command |
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| line would be: set as spamreport interval thesehours |
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| 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17 |
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| The two example command lines given direct the FortiMail unit to |
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| generate a spam report every hour from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., Monday to |
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| Friday. |
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webaccess_expiry_pe | Specify the number of hours a user will be able to use the link in the | 0 |
riod <hours_int> | spam report to access his spam quarantine without providing a |
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| username and password. |
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| If the link is used after the configured number of hours, the users will |
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| be informed that the link has expired and redirected to the quarantine |
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| login page. |
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| Enter 0 to always require the user enter a username and password. |
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| Valid values are 0 to 720. |
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History
FortiMail v3.0 | New. |
FortiMail v3.0 MR3 Added webaccess_expiry_period. Removed timeofday. Removed daily and weekly options, and added thesedays option to interval keyword.
Related topics
•set as control autorelease
•set as profile modify quarantine
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