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Trend Micro InterScan Messaging Security Virtual Appliance Administrator’s Guide 6-4 IMSVA uses an HTTPS connection to communicate with Cloud Pre-Filter for command requests, such as creating an account, managing polices related to an account, and retrieving message tracking and report data. FIGURE 6-3. Cloud Pre-Filter and IMSVA Cloud Pre-Filter Terminology When referring to Cloud Pre-Filter, the following terminology applies. TABLE 6-1. Cloud Pre-Filter Terminology TERM DESCRIPTION Account The Cloud Pre-Filter account is used to manage Cloud Pre-Filter policies. You must create one Cloud Pre-Filter account before you use the Cloud Pre-Filter service. IMSVA stores the account information locally after creating an account. IMSVA uses the account information to communicate with Cloud Pre-Filter to complete command requests, such as managing Cloud Pre-Filter policies and retrieving message tracking or report data.
TABLE 6-1. Cloud Pre-Filter Terminology TERM DESCRIPTION Creating a Cloud Pre-Filter Account Getting Started with Cloud Pre-Filter Policy Cloud Pre-Filter policies apply to your domains. You can create only one policy per domain. When the email messages sent to the domain reach Cloud Pre-Filter, Cloud Pre-Filter uses the policy for that domain to determine how to scan the messages and how to route the messages to the domain. Cloud Pre-Filter rejects all email messages to domains that do not exist in the Cloud Pre-Filter policy list. Cloud Pre-Filter service stores all policies in the cloud. Inbound Server Inbound servers of Cloud Pre-Filter are the servers that receive your inbound email messages. Cloud Pre-Filter provides the inbound server addresses when you create a domain to change your MX records. Before you can use Cloud Pre-Filter you must create a Cloud Pre-Filter account. 6-5
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