I have a Fortigate-61F v7.4.2. Proxy-based mode is turned on. I want to use the block/allow list to allow emails that get caught when they shouldn't be. I'm noticing this list doesn't appear to be doing anything. I turned on local override, but it's still doing nothing. The email profile below is enabled on the firewall policy where port 25 comes in.
I'm out of ideas. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it.
Here's the CLI:
FortiGate-61F (profile) # edit "default"
FortiGate-61F (default) # show
config emailfilter profile
edit "default"
set comment "Malware and phishing URL filtering."
set feature-set proxy
set spam-filtering enable
set options spambal spamfsip spamfssubmit spamfschksum spamfsurl spamhelodns spamraddrdns spamhdrcheck spamfsphish
config imap
set action tag
set tag-msg "[SPAM - FG61F]"
end
config pop3
set action tag
set tag-msg "[SPAM - FG61F]"
end
config smtp
set log-all enable
set action tag
set tag-msg "[SPAM - FG61F]"
set hdrip enable
set local-override enable
end
config mapi
set action pass
end
set spam-bal-table 1
next
end
FortiGate-61F (default) #
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Nevermind, I think I forgot to hit end after enabling the local override. It's working now. This topic can be closed.
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