FortiMail™ Secure Messaging Platform Version 3.0 MR4 CLI Reference
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as trusted set
as trusted
Use these commands to configure trusted MTA addresses. If there are any servers within your network
that mail travels through before reaching the FortiMail unit, the addresses of these servers would be
checked as part of the antispam scans. If spam mail cannot be introduced by these servers, you can
exclude them from the antispam checks.
Antispam scanning methods that observe these trusted addresses include FortiGuard Antispam,
DNSBL, SPF, and DKIM.
Private network addresses are never checked and do not need to be excluded using this command.
Syntax
set as trusted antispam-mta add <ipv4_mask>
set as trusted antispam-mta delete <ipv4_mask>
set as trusted mta add <ipv4_mask>
set as trusted mta delete <ipv4_mask>
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Keywords and variables Description Default
antispam-mta add
<ipv4_mask> Enter an IP address/mask to add to the FortiMail unit’s antispam-MTA
list. Addresses on this list are the points past which no addresses will
be scanned for spam. For example, if a server is at the very edge of
your network and no servers inside your network will generate spam,
use the antispam-mta add command to specify the server at the
edge of the network. Once done, the IP address of the specified
server, and all servers between it and the FortiMail unit will be ignored
for antispam scans.
antispam-mta delete
<ipv4_mask> Enter an IP address/mask to delete from the antispam MTA list.
mta add <ipv4_mask> Enter an IP address/mask to add to the FortiMail unit’s MTA list.
Addresses on this list will be ignored by certain FortiMail antispam
scans.
mta delete
<ipv4_mask> Enter an IP address/mask to delete from the MTA list.
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