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spam_check [2019/03/28 15:48] – lucy | spam_check [2020/08/07 13:01] (current) – [What is the best test procedure with LUCY to identify the source of SPAM issues?] lucy | ||
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===== Where is the independent SPAM checker located? | ===== Where is the independent SPAM checker located? | ||
- | If you only want to run a SPAM check without starting the campaign you can go to the navigation item "upport/spam check" and select the campaign which you want to test against SPAM. | + | If you only want to run a SPAM check without starting the campaign you can go to the navigation item "Support/Spam Test" and select the campaign which you want to test against SPAM. |
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In case of " | In case of " | ||
- | * 1) You know that the SMTP communication works and LUCY's IP is not filtered by any 3rd Party product. Therefore you experience a configuration issue in the campaign which causes the mail to get filtered (like using a spoofed sender domain which has an SPF record, using a sender domain that points to a different MX record or has no valid MX record at all or creating a campaign that gets filtered because of the SPAM score). Also make sure you even created a [[: | + | * 1) You know that the SMTP communication works and LUCY's IP is not filtered by any 3rd Party product. Therefore you experience a configuration issue in the campaign which causes the mail to get filtered (like using a spoofed sender domain which has an SPF record, using a sender domain that points to a different MX record or has no valid MX record at all or creating a campaign that gets filtered because of the SPAM score). Also make sure you even created a [[: |
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