5 General Configuration
3. Run the Whitelist.sql script in the SQL Server Enterprise Manager to create the required SQL server tables. Refer to “Setting up Central
Blacklists/White-lists” on page 110.
GENERAL CONFIGURATION - IQ.SUITE SERVER SETTINGS5.2.4 Definition of Email Addresses and Internal Domains iQ.Suite requires a number of basic settings concerning the email domain of the emails processed. During installation, the email address of the iQ.Suite administ-rator specified is used for the following iQ.Suite basic settings:
Administrator(s): Status notifications on the iQ.Suite installation as well as the configured administrator notifications are sent to the address specified in this field. By default, the installation enters the administrator address promp-ted for.
Notification sender: The email address entered here is shown as sender address in the system notifications of the iQ.Suite. By default, the installation enters a dummy address. The email domain is determined from the administ-rator address prompted for.
Reply address: If users reply to a system notification the reply email is sent to the address specified in this field. By default, the installation enters the administrator address prompted for.
Internal domains: The email domains specified here are treated as internal email domains, all others as external ones. This setting is used by iQ.Suite rules to distinguish between incoming and outgoing emails by way of anemail’s sender and recipient address. For instance, a spam filter job will only run on incoming emails, while a trailer job is to be run only on outgoing emails.
For each entry, use a separate line. Subdomains are automatically included if the main domain is preceded by the wildcard prefix "*.", e.g. *.domain.com.
By default, the installation enters the administrator address prompted for.
These entries apply to all iQ.Suite servers. The settings can be changed at any time in this dialog.
5.2.5 Special Users
For certain scenarios iQ.Suite requires special access rights on all involved iQ.Suite servers. To fulfill in-house policies regarding access rights, you can create special user accounts to perform the scenarios with this user instead of the iQ.Suite administrator.
Define these users in the iQ.Suite servers settings in the Options tab.
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Global Quarantine Summary Reports: This option is only relevant in server environments with more than one iQ.Suite server. Refer to “Configuring a Globale Quarantine Summary Notification” on page 124.
Global iQ.Suite Server: Select the iQ.Suite server to be defined as glo-bal iQ.Suite server. This server will create the gloglo-bal quarantine summary notifications.
User/Password: The globale iQ.Suite server requires administrative access rights for all quarantines of all the involved iQ.Suite servers. Enter the name and the password for the user who possesses those access rights (e.g. the iQ.Suite administrator or a special user).
Microsoft Exchange 2013 Information Store Scan: As of Microsoft Exchange 2013 EWS is used for virus checks in the Information store instead of VSAPI. Refer to “Sample Job: Checking Emails for Viruses” on page 232.
User/Password: In this field enter the name (including the domain) and the password of the EWS user created on the Exchange server.
Client Access Server: If the Client Access Server role and the Mailbox role are used on the same Exchange server, you can leave this field blank. If the Client Access Server role is installed seperated from the mailbox role, please enter the server name or the IP address of the Client Access Server (CAS).5.3 Settings for an Individual iQ.Suite Server
Click on BASIC CONFIGURATION -> IQ.SUITE SERVERS and double-click on the required server in the right section. To define a new server, click on IQ.SUITE SER -VERS -> RIGHT-CLICK -> NEW -> IQ.SUITE SERVER.
5.3.1 General Server Settings
Enter the (NetBIOS) name of the Exchange server. During the installation, the current Exchange server name is automatically entered.
Set the maximum number of emails processed simultaneously by the iQ.Suite in the Number of threads field. A reasonable maximum depends on the capacity and performance of your server.
Select the Event logging level. You can view this log with the Windows Event Viewer. The options range from ‘None’ to ‘Maximum’.
Set the number of days the emails are to remain in the Badmail Quarantine (Badmail directory). When this period expires, the emails are automatically deleted.
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Set the number of days after which a job processing log in the Log directory is to be deleted. Refer to “Selecting Virus Scanners” on page 232.
In the iQ.Suite jobs, you can set that "audit" files are created to log and view the email processing operations performed by a job24. Under Write proces-sing log enter how often these files are to be created and under Delete pro-cessing log after x days set how long the files are to be kept in the Log directory.5.3.2 Individual Email Addresses for an iQ.Suite Server
Both the user-defined and default installation settings in the properties for all iQ.Suite servers are copied to each individual server. These are the ‘iQ.Suite Server Default Settings’.
To specify different settings for a specific server, select the ‘Customize address settings’ option and enter the new addresses in the associate fields.24. Refer to “‘Write processing log’” on page 53.
To be able to view a newly created server in the iQ.Suite Monitor, refresh the view: IQ.SUITE MONITOR -> RIGHT-CLICK -> REFRESH.5.3.3 Using a Proxy Server
If your network environment requires a proxy server for Internet connections, you can select the proxy for each iQ.Suite server, for instance for downloading updates from the Internet.
1. Create a proxy server configuration in the iQ.Suite. Refer to “Proxy Servers”
on page 88.
2. Select in the Proxy Server tab the ‘Custom proxy server’ option and select