This service only available for @i-c.net e-mail
addresses.
First you will need to log in to your account.
- Log into your e-mail by visiting
http://webmail.i-c.net
- When prompted for Username and Password
enter your username and password.
Example Username: johndoe & Password johnpassword
- Press OK
This is our webmail interface where you will be able to see
any new e-mails that you have yet to download.
Enabling DSpam
- From the webmail screen click Preferences under SPAM.
- Check the box Opt into Spam filtering and click the
Submit Changes button.
DSpam Settings
The only 2 options in DSpam you will need to worry about are
the Performance and Quarantine links.
- Quarantine
This is the most important screen you need to become
familiar with. This screen will show all the e-mails that
DSpam has caught and flagged as spam. You will see the date
the e-mail was sent, the e-mail address it was sent from and
the subject of the e-mail. You may read the e-mail by
clicking on the subject of the one you wish to view. If
there are any false positives or e-mail you believe should
not be blocked and categorized as spam put a check
next to it and click on deliver checked. This will resend
the e-mail to you so you will receive it as well as teach
DSpam that the e-mail was not spam. If all the e-mails in
the quarantine folder are spam you may delete them all by
either clicking on delete all or putting a check next to the
ones you wish to delete and clicking delete checked. When
using DSpam you may want to check the quarantine
periodically to make sure that it has not filtered anything
important.
- Performance
This shows you how well DSpam is doing with blocking
spam from your inbox. It currently shows filtering
statistics for how many e-mails have been caught, learned,
scanned, false positives and your Spam Ratio. Also shown on
this screen is your performance statistics for your spam
filtering accuracy, false positive rate and overall
accuracy.
Learning New Spam
DSpam can learn from it's mistakes. If you still receive any
spam in your inbox simply
reclassify mail as spam from the History menu. This will
tell DSpam that you no longer want this type of e-mail and it
will block any future e-mails of similar content from being
delivered. |