spam retrieval policy | set |
spam retrieval policy
Use this command to enable or disable authentication for a user on the specified domain to retrieve spam from the FortiMail unit using POP3 or HTTP.
Syntax
set spam retrieval policy <fqdn_str> user <user_str> auth {imap ldap pop3 radius smtp} <profile_str> senddomain {enable disable} [allowaccess {pop3 http smtpauth diffident}]
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<fqdn_str> | Enter the user’s domain. |
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<user_str> | Enter the user’s ID with the domain, e.g. user1@example.com. Entering |
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| the user ID without the domain will result in the command returning an |
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auth {imap ldap | Select the type of server used for authentication. |
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pop3 radius |
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smtp} |
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<profile_str> | Enter the authentication profile name. |
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senddomain {enable | Enable to send the domain name with the user’s ID to the authentication | disable |
disable} | server. |
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[allowaccess {pop3 | Select the type of access allowed. |
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http smtpauth | • {pop3} allows POP3 retrieval of spam messages. |
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diffident}] | • {http} allows webmail viewing and retrieval of spam messages. |
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| • {smtpauth} enables SMTP authentication. |
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| • {diffident} allows different sender identity. |
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History
FortiMail v3.0 | New. |
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