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... Step 5 - Configure SMTP Settings Next, configure the SMTP settings for incoming and outgoing mails. Click 'SMTP' > 'SMTP Settings' General Settings SMTP Settings - General Settings Table of Parameters Parameter Description SMTP server banner text The welcome message shown on the server after successfully connecting to Secure Email Gateway port 25. Maximum acceptable mail size (MB) The maximum permitted size...

... Active Directory Integration Integrating Dome Cloud Firewall with your Active Directory (AD) server allows you to implement identity-based security on your network. Once a directory has been imported, Dome Firewall will map usernames to IP addresses, allowing you to apply firewall policies to individuals or groups. DCF uses LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) to import network users from the...

... Recipient Blacklist   CSEG will automatically block all emails to blacklisted recipients. Blocked messages are not quarantined and legitimate SMTP mail servers will send a bounce message to the sender. Administrators can: Add users to the recipient blacklist Export the list to CSV file for use in future Remove users from recipient blacklist Reset the list - Remove all senders from...

... Create DLP Monitoring Rules and Add Them to Profiles Click 'Configuration Templates' > 'Data Loss Prevention' then the ‘Create’ button > ‘Create Monitoring Rule' DLP monitoring rules let you prevent sensitive information from being copied to external devices like USB keys, block screenshots of running applications, documents and so on. After creating a monitoring rule, you can then add the...

... Manage Admins and Staff Click 'Management' > 'Staff' The 'Staff' screen lets you add staff members and assign them to roles. You can also transfer account admin privileges to another MSP/Enterprise administrator. Click 'Management' > 'Staff' in the top-navigation: The screen lists all staff members along with their role:   Column Header Description Name Full name of the staff...

...saved, your custom scan profile will appear in the scans interface and can be run, on demand, at any time. Creating a Scan Profile Running a custom scan To create a custom profile Click the 'Tasks' arrow on the home screen to open the main Tasks menu In 'General Tasks', click 'Scan' Select 'Custom Scan' then 'More Scan Options' The 'Advanced Settings' interface will be displayed with 'Scans' panel opened Click the handle at the bottom of the interface then select 'Add': The scan profile interface will be displayed. Type a name for the profile in the 'Scan Name' text...

... Mass Management of Opportunities CRM allows you to edit, delete and add comments for several opportunities records at once. This is useful when you are updating or altering details that are common to a set of opportunities records. For example, you may have several opportunities with different staff members, different close dates and different projected revenues, but would like to...

...Comodo ' in 'CDN' > 'Settings' > 'Activation'. If you selected ' Option B - Enter DNS records explicitly ' when activating CDN, then you must use your web-host's tools to manage your DNS records. Any updates to DNS records that you make in this page will have no effect .   Manage DNS records Open the cWatch dashboard Select the target website from the menu at top-left Click the 'DNS' tab Scroll down to 'DNS Records' pane  The DNS records associated with the website are shown:   DNS Records - Table of Parameters Column Header Description Type The kind...

...saved, you can select and run your custom scan at any time. See the following for more help: Create a Scan Profile Run a custom scan Create a custom profile Click the 'Scan' tile on the CCS home screen Select 'Custom Scan' then 'More Scan Options' The scans page shows pre-defined and user created scan profiles. You can create and manage new profiles in this page: Tip : You can also get to this screen by clicking 'Settings' > 'Antivirus' > 'Scans'. Click 'Add' to create a new custom scan profile First, create a name for the profile. The next...

...Comodo SWG can protect roaming users who are outside a fixed network. This is especially useful for users on the move like field sales teams. It is also useful for remote workers who access the internet from outside your network. You must install the roaming agent on a device to connect it to SWG protection. This is because the device will use dynamic IP addresses. Once installed, any policies defined for 'Roaming users' will be applied to the device. If none are defined then the default 'Global Policy' is applied. Click 'Administration' > 'Traffic Forwarding' > 'SWG Agent Configuration...