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Last updated
11/08/06
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Adding Friendly Domains to your
Secret Password Filters
'Friendly Domains'
allows certain Senders to bypass your Secret Password filter entirely based on
the domain name in their address.
It is not always possible
for legitimate (non-SPAM) Senders to include your "Secret Password" in
the body of their message. For instance, you may belong to a newsgroup,
ListServ or wish to receive auto-communications from certain vendors.
In these cases you must identify '"friendly" domains within your Secret Password
filter:
- Access
your E-Mail Administration Interface using the e-mail
address you have the Secret Password filter set on (e.g.
yourname@yourdomain.com).
- From the Administrative
Account Options menu, select
"Change Processing Rules"
- Locate your Secret Password
rule on the screen, then click the "Modify Rule" icon (image of a
pencil)
- In the FIELD options,
select "doesn't contain".
- In the PHRASE field, enter
the domain name of the friendly Sender. (e.g. if you wish to receive
generated messages from Web Panache, enter webpanache.com in this
area.)
- Click the "Add Condition"
button.
- Insert the "AND" between
your list of rules by clicking the "InsertAND" button. The "AND" should
appear between the rules. This sequence is very important.
- Click Finish.
Add as many friendly
domains as necessary by following the same process.
Result
Messages from Senders
identified as Friendly Domains will be delivered to you, even if they do not
contain your Secret Password.
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