Immediately upon installing or after upgrading GFI MailEssentials, no emails are blocked as spam.Local Domains not configured correctly:.Ensure that you get the appropriate result for each email address. To ensure that this module is checking your directory correctly, use the Test button and enter one correct and one incorrect address into the dialog box. On the 'General' tab, please ensure that the check box 'Enable directory harvesting protection is checked. Go to GFI MailEssentials configuration > 'Anti-Spam Settings' > 'Properties' of the 'Directory Harvesting' module.
On the 'General' tab, please ensure that the check box stating 'Check whether the sending mail server is on one of the following DNS Blacklists': is checked and at least 2 DNS Blacklists are enabled from the list. Go to GFI MailEssentials configuration > 'Anti-Spam Settings' > 'Properties' of the 'DNS Blacklist' module.For some brief information on each module please check the 'Configuring anti-spam' section in the GFI MailEssentials user manual. Please confirm this by going to the GFI MailEssentials configuration > 'Anti-Spam Settings' and go through the configuration for the modules you would like to use to filter spam. As from the recent builds, when installing a fresh copy of GFI MailEssentials, most modules are already enabled.
Modules not enabled from configuration:.The first thing to check before any other steps are to upgrade to the latest build.
This article provides a checklist of possible reasons and on how to improve the spam blocking rate for GFI MailEssentials. You may also need to configure specific Anti-Spam modules. The efficiency of GFI MailEssentials can however depend on the setup being installed in. On most installations, GFI MailEssentials is designed to start filtering most spam emails immediately after it has been installed. After installing GFI MailEssentials, SPAM emails are still delivered to the users’ mailboxes.
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