Removal of subjectline in E-mail

Hi,

I use the Avast SBS suite and netclient edition version 4.6
When the avast netclient detects a suspicious E-mail, it removes the subject line and replaces it with with a virus warning message.

Is there a way to make it INSERT a warning, and not replace the subject? Something like: “[avast! - SUSPICIOUS] Board Minutes”?
This is important, because the users have to open the mail to see if the mail is relevant, while they can see if the mail is relevant at a glance at the subjectline.

Or is this done at server level? I use SBS 2003 with Exchange 2003.

Thanks in advance.

Peter Nap

As far I know we can’t do that… You can replace the subject line or not, but can’t ‘append’ the [avast! - SUSPICIOUS] info.
I’m not sure that the server version has the same behavior.
But, this is generally into the ‘Heuristic’ tabs of settings of the email provider/plugin.

Sorry, wrong info. See vojtech corrections.

Subject is not replaced, the warning is prepended to the existing subject.
This is done at netclient, not at server.

What email program do you use ?
Do you see anything more than the warning in the subject line when you look to message source ?

Sorry for the late answer. I have to look again at the message header to see if the subject is there.
I can only see the “suspicious” tag in the e-mail subject.
I use SBS2003 with Exchange 2003. The client uses Microsoft Outlook XP

Well, I guess it is quite likely that the subject was empty in the original message.

That is quite possible yes. Can I prevent this tag from safe senders for example?
Or altogether, no tag in the subject?

You can disable adding the tag: in the ADNM console, go to your on-access scanning task properties, select page Heuristics in Outlook/Exchange and select ‘Let it be delivered’ under Silent Mode.

Ok, thanks! That answers all my questions… 8)