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Using our example of sharing the content filtering between the domain administrator and the local user account you need to perform this procedure only once under your own user account.
Using your browser browse to http://pobox.lhhosting.com, the home page for the web based mail interface. The login would be myusername@mydomain.com with your user's password. Replace mydomain.com with your own domain.
From the Settings menue choose the "My Content Filtering" menu option.
After selecting the content filtering option the following dialog will appear. At this point you will press the "Add Filter" menu option to proceed. Remember, you have already added your white list rule to your personal user account.
After selecting the Add Filter option the following dialog will appear.
This dialog box will present you with options you will see each time you set up a new content filter. In this case you need to look into the Email headers in order to find the tags you will be looking for. So select "Email Headers" then press the "Next" option.
This time you are going to look for the presence of just one tag. The one single tag is based on a score assigned to the email. Before when we deleted mail with a high or delete tag that was because the email scored so high on the scoring list that we could eliminate the email with a very high degree of confidence. Now that the email has made it through the other checks we may still find out it's spam but we are not confident enough to delete it. So finally we will just look for the single tag that is shown below. Enter that tag exactly as it appears below and press "Next".
In this case we have decided to move the message to a mail account we configured called spam@mydomain.com (mydomain.com should be replaced with your domain). That is not the only option you have with this SPAM. You could create a folder within your account called "spam" or "Junk" and select to move it to the folder. But if you choose to do this remember that spam email counts against your total mail box usage. The choices are up to you in this case. After you have decided what you want to do with this message name the filter. When you are done press the "Save" menu item to add this rule to your rule list.
As seen above once you have saved your rule you will return to the content filtering rule list and you will see two rules listed. You now still have your white list rule which is the first rule and will be executed first, and your second rule to handle everything else that is potentially spam.
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