Email filters are useful to create rules to block unwanted emails, based on certain rules you choose. You can specify some rules like a message containing a specific word should be deleted or passed to a specific program. These filters work subsequently, for example, if mail passes through a filter, but can be blocked by another filter. You can specify multiple rules in one filter too.
Through this user-level filter, you can create email filters, which will apply to emails that will be received by that email address.
Create a User Level Filter
To create a user-level email filter, follow these steps −
- Open user-level email filters by clicking on the Email Filter found under the Email section of cPanel.
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2. In Email Filters, you will see the list of emails associated with your domain. Click on the Manage Filter link corresponding to the email on which you want to create a filter.
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3. Click on Create New Filter button to go to a new filter creation interface.
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4. Provide a name for your filter.
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5. Select rules for filtering your message. To add additional rules, click on Add (+) button on the right side, to remove rules click Subtract (–). Also, choose the ‘and’ or ‘or’ rule.
6. Select an Action for a message those passes to the rules of the filter. To add additional rules, click on Add (+) button on the right side, to remove rules click Subtract (–).
7. Click on Create button to create a filter.