Accessing your eScout quarantined mail and settings
To access your eScout mail quarantine, please login at https://e-scout.domain.com with your standard email address and password. Once there, you will see options to view and manage your spam quarantine as well as change your mail filter settings. ![]() |
Delivered Messages / Suspected Spam / Invalid Headers / Suspicious Attachments / Virus/MalwareeScout is a learning filter that improves its accuracy over time, and one way to help train it is by confirming known good mail, known spam/virus messages or rescuing messages that have been quarantined incorrectly. Once logged in, you will be brought to the Suspected Spam section. These are emails that have been quarantined for possible spam. Messages here will be available for a period of 7 days. ![]() The available options are:
Delivered Messages section: To report spam that eScout may have missed, or to recover any lost messages you may have already received, Unconfirmed Delivered Messages will display all messages sent in the last 7 days to allow this. ![]()
The same options are available for the Invalid Headers and Suspicious Attachments sections. Messages with Virus/Malware content cannot be delivered. |
Editing Allowed/Blocked Senders Lists![]() If you are experiencing repeat problems with known domains or senders, you can add them to your Allowed Senders list to ensure that all messages are promptly delivered to your Inbox, regardless of its spam score. You can add complete email addresses, or partial matches, i.e. @domain.com. Wildcard characters are available for wider reaching filtering : The same holds true for adding senders/domains to the Blocked Senders list to ensure that no messages from these sources are delivered to your Inbox. |
Accessing and modifying settings![]() eScout filtering strength is automatically preset to a moderate level. You can, however, adjust the spam protection level slider bar to your preferences. Simply click and drag the bar to the desired setting and then click the 'Change Level' button when done. |
Changing Advanced options![]() You can adjust eScout via the Advanced - Misc options to enable or disable a reminder of your quarantined email, or to receive a periodical digest of eScout's filtering activity. NOTE: To deactivate the digest, enter 0 under Email Digest interval. |
Overview of eScout Quarantine Digest
If the Email Digest interval is activated per the above, eScout will send a Quarantine Digest consisting of a breakdown of any email messages that have been delivered and/or quarantined over the duration specified, with convenient shortcuts that can be used in place of the eScout web interface for a variety of tasks related to any email messages received, including confirming items that have been labeled as Suspected Spam, reporting any Delivered Messages as Spam, allowing or blocking specific senders, etc. See the example below for reference: ![]() Clicking the Log in link will allow you easily to log into the eScout web interface with a single click, without the need to enter your email address and password. (This link can only be utilized once per digest message, for security purposes.) |
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Suspected Spam (rescue a message that was quarantined)This section contains a list of any messages that eScout suspects are Spam/Junk mail, sorted by Score in order of least likely to most likely to be Spam (the higher the number, the higher the chances that the message is Spam). ![]() The Rescue and Allow links to the left of each message allow you to Rescue any specific messages that may have been quarantined that you wish to receive. Clicking on Rescue will immediately deliver the message to your mailbox and remove it from quarantine.
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Delivered Messages (report a message that was delivered)This section will list all messages that have been allowed through the filter and which have therefore already been delivered to your mailbox, sorted by Score in order of most likely to least likely to be Spam. ![]() The Report and Block links will alllow you to Report a Spam/Junk email message that eScout may have missed, which will act as training information and allow eScout to more effectively filter out any similar messages in the future.
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Virus/Malware, Suspicious Attachments and Invalid HeadersThough it is typically less common that you will see any messages in these sections, caution should always be taken with any messages located in any of the below sections of the eScout quarantine as they are potentially dangerous or harmful! ![]() Virus/Malware: Any messages here match known virus or malware signatures. Attempts to Rescue any messages here will fail as they cannot be released from the quarantine. Clicking Allow will add the sender to your list of Allowed Senders, which is possible but not typically recommended.
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Confirm All Remaining Items![]() This is very similar to the inital Log In link at the beginning of the digest, placed here simply for convenience to allow you to access the eScout web interface directly if any more action is needed there. |