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Notifications are used to keep the administrator and other users informed about various events (detection of infected or suspicious documents, attempts to cure them, filtering of spam messages, etc.).
To open the Notifications frame with the notifications settings for a profile:
| • | Select the profile in the hierarchical menu and click the Notifications item. |
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By default, all notifications are disabled.
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To set up mail notifications:
| 1. | Click the Mail item under Notifications and select what type of events you want to set up notifications for: |
| • | Cured — the infected object is detected and cured |
| • | Not Cured — the detected object cannot be cured |
| • | Not checked — the message could not be checked |
| • | Spam — the received object is considered spam |
| 2. | For each event type you can set up separate notifications for the administrator, sender and receiver; for this switch between the corresponding tabs at the top of the frame (see illustration below). |
| 3. | To enable the sending of mail notifications for the necessary event type: |
| • | Select the Send Mail notifications check box. |
| 4. | Adjust the template of mail notifications in the Header and Body fields below. You can add macros to the notification body by clicking the Macros button and selecting them from the list. |
| 5. | The recipients of notifications can be edited only in the Administrator tab. You can add users to this entry field by clicking the Add button and selecting them in the Select Addresses window. |
| 6. | Edit the Sender field if necessary. |
| 7. | When you are done, click Save. |
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