What emails are allowed to be delivered (whitelisted)

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Allowed domains - If the IP passes the DNS tests SpamFilter then checks the recipient domain. If the domain is listed as a local domain, then the recipient is accepted. This is done to prevent spammers to use SpamFilter to relay. It is very important to add your own domains to the local domain list. If not, you will not be able to receive email.
Excluded IPs - If an IP is blacklisted, but you really need to be able to receive email from that domain anyways, the domain can be added in an exclude list as to allow it to bypass the blacklist rules.
Excluded Domains - If an IP is blacklisted but you still wish to receive email from them, the IP can be added to an IP exclude list to allow it to bypass the blacklist rules.
Unfiltered Emails - If you have users who do not want to receive filtered emails, they can be accommodated by adding them to a pass-list. Emails addressed to them will bypass all of SpamFilter rules.
Excluded FROM Emails - If you want a sender's email address to be excluded from all filtering rules, you can add it to an exclude list.
Authorized TO Emails - If you want SpamFilter to only deliver emails to specific addresses in your domain(s), you can manage such a list here. Please not that if such a list is present, SpamFilter will not deliver email to an address unless it is present in such a list. Use with care.
Keyword whitelisting - You can provide your customers with specific keywords that, if found in the body or subject of emails, will bypass all filtering rules.
User Authentication - SpamFilter supports sender's authentication via Active Directory, LDAP, and Unix-style password files.