How to enable spam filters in cPanel?

[Aaron Martin]

I want to enable spam filters in cPanel.

[River Brown]

Follow the steps to enable Spam filters in cPanel:

1. Log in to cPanel.
2. On the Spam Filters page, click Process New Emails and Mark them as Spam.
3. To enable auto-deletion of spam messages, click Automatically Delete New Spam (Auto-Delete).
4. To change the deletion trigger level, click Configure Auto-Delete Settings. In the Auto-Delete Threshold Score text box, type the score number, and then click Update Auto-Delete Score.
5. A lower score is more restrictive. For example, an auto-deletion score of 1 is very aggressive and deletes many messages. An auto-deletion score of 10 is more permissive and allows more messages through without deleting them.

[Hazel Williams]

Spam filters detect and sort or remove unsolicited email, commonly known as spam.

[Emerson Abby]

Users can also use it to configure whitelist and blacklist settings.

[Clara Smith]

Navigate to cPanel's Spam Filters interface (cPanel >> Home >> Email >> Spam Filters).

[Hazel Williams]

Check whether Apache SpamAssassin is enabled. If it is not, click Enable Apache SpamAssassin. Navigate to cPanel's Global Email Filters interface (cPanel >> Home >> Email >> Global Email Filters).

[Milo Adey]

How to stop spam in cPanel?

[Aaron Martin]

To stop spam in cPanel, follow these step

1.Log in to cPanel.
2.Open the Spam Filters tool.
3.On the Spam Filters page, click Process New Emails and Mark them as Spam.
4.To enable the auto-deletion of spam messages, click Automatically Delete New Spam (Auto-Delete).

[Aaron Martin]

Thanks to all. It was very helpful to me.