


Refer to this linked article on Reprocessing legitimate emails that fail. \GFI\MailEssentials\AntiSpam\FailedMails\ \GFI\MailEssentials\EmailSecurity\FailedMails\ Email is moved to one of the following folders depending on which module was triggered: Action taken is as configured for that particular engine.Įmail is blocked by an engine or filter with the action set to delete detected emails.Įmails that could not be scanned by GFI MailEssentials. Note: The email cannot be previewed in quarantine if it was manually deleted from quarantine.Įmail is blocked by an engine or filter. The below table defines each action.Įmail is not blocked by GFI MailEssentials and is delivered to its intended recipients.Įmail is blocked by an engine or a filter that has the action set to Quarantine. Scan Result - shows the action taken on the email.The Logs tab displays the following details for each email processed: Likewise, you can add recipients and senders to the whitelist or blocklist as described in Working with the email processing logs. This screen makes it possible to monitor all processed emails in real-time.

Here you can easily perform a search for any email received using various search options, as seen in the screenshot below. The Logs tab shows the list of all the processed emails. Graphical presentation of email activity.Important statistical information about blocked emails.The GFI MailEssentials Dashboard provides real-time information that enables you to monitor the product. The Dashboard tab/screen provides a quick overview of all the enabled or disabled services, how many emails have been quarantined, how many emails were detected with malware or spam, and more. You will be presented with the Dashboard screen which has 5 tabs namely: To access the Dashboard, go to GFI MailEssentials > Dashboard. Successful authentication will allow the Administrator access to the MailEssentials Configuration console. Straightaway, we can see from the left-hand pane, some of the great features available in MailEssentials. You will be presented with the below login screen where you need to provide valid credentials before you can proceed: If accessing MailEssentials over the internet, the hostname section of the URL should be substituted with the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or Public IP address of the MailEssentials server. Refer to this linked article for the latest list of supported internet browsers. This URL can also be copied and reopened in any of the supported browsers. or IP address]/MailEssentials/pages/Login.aspx.This will open the MailEssentials Configuration Console in a new browser tab on your default web browser. This particular one was taken from a Windows Server 2016 environment. Note: The Start menu layout may differ slightly depending on your Windows OS version.
