| IP Address Range Editor (Simple View)
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| When you request that a messages containing a particular server to beblocked, ChoiceMail One dispays a simple dialog to confirm that you want to block this IP address. If the Block button does not appear, it means that you just opened the dialog manually.
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| You can also manually add an IP address to your blocklist. When you click the IP blocking button on the Permission Management dialog, a simple IP Address Range Editor dialog displays, indicating the number of IP addresses currently on your blocklist.
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| Note: When you install ChoiceMail One, no IP addresses are included on your blocklist.
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| The first time you click the IP blocking button, ChoicMail One prompts you to select some IP addresses from a list of addresses that DigiPortal Software has confirmed are responsible for sending out spam email messages.
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| Click the Yes button to display the list of spam IP address regions.
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| You can also explicitly access the Region dialog by choosing Merge regions from the File menu on the IP Address Range Editor dialog.
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| Click the Select all button to enter a checkmark next to all IP regions. You can then clear the checkbox next to the IP regions you don't want to block.
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| Click the Clear all button to clear all the checkboxes. You can then select the regions you want to block.
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| DigiPortal Software has provided a starting set of regions that contain IP address ranges that have been found to be associated with sending out spam. Based on your needs, you can use all or a partial set of these regions to start with. You can then add more IP addresses and regions manually as needed.
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| Note - it is possible for a domain check system to be unable to resolve a particular server into an address for a variety of reasons such as DNS servers temporarily down. In this case, the message will simply appear in your unknown senders list.
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| See also:
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| IP Address Range Editor (advanced view)
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