Viewing the white list of Anti-Spam addresses

Users who have been assigned the Administrator role can view white lists of Anti-Spam addresses in Windows PowerShell.

To view a white list of Anti-Spam addresses:

1. Run Windows PowerShell (Run as Administrator) and connect the Kse.Powershell library.
2. Run one of the following commands:
   • Get-KSEAntiSpamWhiteList -Server <server name>
   • Get-KSEAntiSpamWhiteList -Profile <profile name>

   where:

   • <server name> is the name of the protected Microsoft Exchange server. We recommend that you specify the full address of the server in FQDN format or the IP address.
   • <profile name> is the name of an existing profile (if any).

Windows PowerShell will display white list records that contain the following details:

• AuditDataUserLogin — Service information of Kaspersky Security
• Comment — Comment on the record (if any)
• Id — Unique record ID (GUID)
• IsMassMailExclusionOnly — Record scope (True — Bulk email can be let in under this record; False — Both spam and bulk email can be let in under this record)
• IsSender — Address destination in the record (True — Sender address; False — Recipient address)
• ItemType — Address entry type (EmailAddress — Email address; IpAddress — IP address; AdUser — Active Directory user; AdGroup — Active Directory user group)
• ItemValue — Email address, email address mask, IP address, or GUID of the user account or Active Directory group
• ModificationDateTimeUtc — Date and time the record was last changed (UTC)
• ModifiedByUser — Account of the user who made the last change to the record

  Example of a command that displays white list records on server.domain.com: Get-KSEAntiSpamWhiteList -Server server.domain.com

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