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BarracudaSpamFirewall/QuarantinePassthrough

2017-04-18T17:47:16Z

Mdeleon:

===Quarantine Passthrough===
*If you wish to have the mail that would ordinarily be quarantined by Barracuda delivered to your mailbox instead you can configure this using the Barracuda web interface.
*First log into any of the following Barracuda interfaces using your full UMIACS email and Unix password: [http://pompom.umiacs.umd.edu:8000/cgi-mod/index.cgi pompom], [https://homsar.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi homsar], [https://bubs.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi bubs]
[[image:Barracuda3.jpg|600px]]

*'''Alternatively''', check your email inbox for an email called "Spam Quarantine Summary - (#)"
[[image:Q1.jpg|900px]]

*At the bottom of the email, you will see a link called "View your entire Quarantine Inbox or Manage your preferences." (see picture below)
[[image:BarracudaEmail.jpg|900px]]

*Once you have successfully logged in, click the Preferences tab at the top of the screen. Then select Quarantine Settings.
[[Image:BarracudaPref.jpg|900px]]

*On this screen there is a selection box for Quarantine Enable/Disable. By changing this option to "No" all mail that would be captured by the Barracuda quarantine filter will instead be delivered to your mailbox with the tag [QUAR] prepended to the subject line. Click Save Changes and you're done.
[[Image:BarracudaChanges.jpg|900px]]

===Filtering the Quarantined messages from your inbox===
*Since the quarantine filter will no longer catch mail that would have been previously removed from your inbox you may wish to set up a filter to redirect these messages to an appropriate folder.
*Filter setup instructions can be found at [[MailFiltering]].

File:BarracudaChanges.jpg

2017-04-18T17:46:45Z

Mdeleon:

File:BarracudaPref.jpg

2017-04-18T17:43:43Z

Mdeleon: Mdeleon uploaded a new version of "File:BarracudaPref.jpg"

File:BarracudaPref.jpg

2017-04-18T17:41:32Z

Mdeleon:

BarracudaSpamFirewall/QuarantinePassthrough

2017-04-18T17:40:40Z

Mdeleon:

===Quarantine Passthrough===
*If you wish to have the mail that would ordinarily be quarantined by Barracuda delivered to your mailbox instead you can configure this using the Barracuda web interface.
*First log into any of the following Barracuda interfaces using your full UMIACS email and Unix password: [http://pompom.umiacs.umd.edu:8000/cgi-mod/index.cgi pompom], [https://homsar.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi homsar], [https://bubs.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi bubs]
[[image:Barracuda3.jpg|600px]]

*'''Alternatively''', check your email inbox for an email called "Spam Quarantine Summary - (#)"
[[image:Q1.jpg|900px]]

*At the bottom of the email, you will see a link called "View your entire Quarantine Inbox or Manage your preferences." (see picture below)
[[image:BarracudaEmail.jpg|900px]]

*Once you have successfully logged in, click the Preferences tab at the top of the screen. Then select Quarantine Settings.
[[Image:BarracudaPreferences.png]]

*On this screen there is a selection box for Quarantine Enable/Disable. By changing this option to "No" all mail that would be captured by the Barracuda quarantine filter will instead be delivered to your mailbox with the tag [QUAR] prepended to the subject line. Click Save Changes and you're done.
[[Image:BarracudaQuarantinePassthrough.png]]

===Filtering the Quarantined messages from your inbox===
*Since the quarantine filter will no longer catch mail that would have been previously removed from your inbox you may wish to set up a filter to redirect these messages to an appropriate folder.
*Filter setup instructions can be found at [[MailFiltering]].

BarracudaSpamFirewall/QuarantinePassthrough

2017-04-18T17:38:00Z

Mdeleon:

===Quarantine Passthrough===
*If you wish to have the mail that would ordinarily be quarantined by Barracuda delivered to your mailbox instead you can configure this using the Barracuda web interface.
*First log into any of the following Barracuda interfaces using your full UMIACS email and Unix password: [http://pompom.umiacs.umd.edu:8000/cgi-mod/index.cgi pompom], [https://homsar.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi homsar], [https://bubs.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi bubs]
[[image:Barracuda3.jpg|700px]]
*Alternatively, check your email inbox for an email called "Spam Quarantine Summary - (#)"
[[image:Q1.jpg|900px]]
*At the bottom of the email, you will see a link called "View your entire Quarantine Inbox or Manage your preferences." (see picture below)
[[image:BarracudaEmail.jpg|900px]]

*Once you have successfully logged in, click the Preferences tab at the top of the screen. Then select Quarantine Settings.
[[Image:BarracudaPreferences.png]]

*On this screen there is a selection box for Quarantine Enable/Disable. By changing this option to "No" all mail that would be captured by the Barracuda quarantine filter will instead be delivered to your mailbox with the tag [QUAR] prepended to the subject line. Click Save Changes and you're done.
[[Image:BarracudaQuarantinePassthrough.png]]

===Filtering the Quarantined messages from your inbox===
*Since the quarantine filter will no longer catch mail that would have been previously removed from your inbox you may wish to set up a filter to redirect these messages to an appropriate folder.
*Filter setup instructions can be found at [[MailFiltering]].

File:Barracuda3.jpg

2017-04-18T17:36:56Z

Mdeleon:

BarracudaSpamFirewall/QuarantinePassthrough

2017-04-18T17:36:30Z

Mdeleon:

===Quarantine Passthrough===
*If you wish to have the mail that would ordinarily be quarantined by Barracuda delivered to your mailbox instead you can configure this using the Barracuda web interface.
*First log into any of the following Barracuda interfaces using your full UMIACS email and Unix password: [http://pompom.umiacs.umd.edu:8000/cgi-mod/index.cgi pompom], [https://homsar.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi homsar], [https://bubs.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi bubs]
[[image:BarracudaLogin.png]]
*Alternatively, check your email inbox for an email called "Spam Quarantine Summary - (#)"
[[image:Q1.jpg|900px]]
*At the bottom of the email, you will see a link called "View your entire Quarantine Inbox or Manage your preferences." (see picture below)
[[image:BarracudaEmail.jpg|900px]]

*Once you have successfully logged in, click the Preferences tab at the top of the screen. Then select Quarantine Settings.
[[Image:BarracudaPreferences.png]]

*On this screen there is a selection box for Quarantine Enable/Disable. By changing this option to "No" all mail that would be captured by the Barracuda quarantine filter will instead be delivered to your mailbox with the tag [QUAR] prepended to the subject line. Click Save Changes and you're done.
[[Image:BarracudaQuarantinePassthrough.png]]

===Filtering the Quarantined messages from your inbox===
*Since the quarantine filter will no longer catch mail that would have been previously removed from your inbox you may wish to set up a filter to redirect these messages to an appropriate folder.
*Filter setup instructions can be found at [[MailFiltering]].

BarracudaSpamFirewall/SearchingQuarantine

2017-04-18T17:31:44Z

Mdeleon:

*There are two different ways to visit your spam quarantine
**'''The first way(Recommended)''' is to go to your UMIACS email and open the message "Spam Quarantine Summary - (#)" (see picture below)
***[[Image:q1.jpg|900px]]
***By default you should receive this e-mail once a day.
***Once you open the email go to the bottom and you should see a link called "View your entire Quarantine Inbox or Manage your preferences." (see picture below)
***[[Image:BarracudaEmail.jpg|900px]]
***Once you click this link it will automatically bring you to the spam quarantine website and log you in.
**'''The second way''' is to go to either the pompom, homsar, or bubs server. All three of these will bring you to your spam quarantine (it doesn't matter which one you use). These can be found here: [http://pompom.umiacs.umd.edu:8000/cgi-mod/index.cgi pompom], [https://homsar.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi homsar], [https://bubs.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi bubs]
***Login with your UMIACS email account ex: example@umiacs.umd.edu. The password will be the same as your email password (your UNIX password).
*Both of these methods will bring you to a website which will show you your spam quarantine.
*From this you will see a drop-down box that says "select filter" (see picture below)
**[[Image:Barracuda1.jpg|900px]]
**There are three different filters, "from", "subject", and "message". "From" will allow you to search the emails based on who sent them. "Subject" will allow you to search based on the subject of emails. Message will allow you to search in the body of the email. To the right of the filter, you can either select "contains" or "doesn't contain". This will tell the filter to check if something contains the text you search for or doesn't contain the text you search for. For example if your filter is "subject" and you select "contains" and search for "binary" this will be the result.
*[[Image:Barracuda2.jpg|900px]]
**If your filter is "subject" and you select "doesn't contain" "binary", all of the emails that don't have "binary" in the subject will be shown.

File:BarracudaEmail.jpg

2017-04-18T17:30:59Z

Mdeleon:

BarracudaSpamFirewall/SearchingQuarantine

2017-04-18T17:10:23Z

Mdeleon:

*There are two different ways to visit your spam quarantine
**'''The first way(Recommended)''' is to go to your UMIACS email and open the message "Spam Quarantine Summary - (#)" (see picture below)
***[[Image:q1.jpg|900px]]
***By default you should receive this e-mail once a day.
***Once you open the email go to the bottom and you should see a link called "View your entire Quarantine Inbox or Manage your preferences." (see picture below)
***[[Image:q2.jpg|900px]]
***Once you click this link it will automatically bring you to the spam quarantine website and log you in.
**'''The second way''' is to go to either the pompom, homsar, or bubs server. All three of these will bring you to your spam quarantine (it doesn't matter which one you use). These can be found here: [http://pompom.umiacs.umd.edu:8000/cgi-mod/index.cgi pompom], [https://homsar.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi homsar], [https://bubs.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi bubs]
***Login with your UMIACS email account ex: example@umiacs.umd.edu. The password will be the same as your email password (your UNIX password).
*Both of these methods will bring you to a website which will show you your spam quarantine.
*From this you will see a drop-down box that says "select filter" (see picture below)
**[[Image:Barracuda1.jpg|900px]]
**There are three different filters, "from", "subject", and "message". "From" will allow you to search the emails based on who sent them. "Subject" will allow you to search based on the subject of emails. Message will allow you to search in the body of the email. To the right of the filter, you can either select "contains" or "doesn't contain". This will tell the filter to check if something contains the text you search for or doesn't contain the text you search for. For example if your filter is "subject" and you select "contains" and search for "binary" this will be the result.
*[[Image:Barracuda2.jpg|900px]]
**If your filter is "subject" and you select "doesn't contain" "binary", all of the emails that don't have "binary" in the subject will be shown.

BarracudaSpamFirewall/SearchingQuarantine

2017-04-18T17:08:04Z

Mdeleon:

*There are two different ways to visit your spam quarantine
**'''The first way(Recommended)''' is to go to your UMIACS email and open the message "Spam Quarantine Summary - (#)" (see picture below)
***[[Image:q1.jpg|900px]]
***By default you should receive this e-mail once a day.
***Once you open the email go to the bottom and you should see a link called "View your entire Quarantine Inbox or Manage your preferences." (see picture below)
***[[Image:q2.jpg|900px]]
***Once you click this link it will automatically bring you to the spam quarantine website and log you in.
**'''The second way''' is to go to either the pompom, homsar, or bubs server. All three of these will bring you to your spam quarantine (it doesn't matter which one you use). These can be found here: [http://pompom.umiacs.umd.edu:8000/cgi-mod/index.cgi pompom], [https://homsar.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi homsar], [https://bubs.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-mod/index.cgi bubs]
***Login with your UMIACS email account ex: example@umiacs.umd.edu. The password will be the same as your email password (your UNIX password).
*Both of these methods will bring you to a website which will show you your spam quarantine.
*From this you will see a drop-down box that says "select filter" (see picture below)
**[[Image:Barracuda1.jpg|900px]]
**There are three different filters, "from", "subject", and "message". "From" will allow you to search the emails based on who sent them. "Subject" will allow you to search based on the subject of emails. Message will allow you to search in the body of the email. To the right of the filter, you can either select "contains" or "doesn't contain". This will tell the filter to check if something contains the text you search for or doesn't contain the text you search for. For example if your filter is "subject" and you select "contains" and search for "lottery" this will be the result.
*[[Image:Barracuda2.jpg|900px]]
**If your filter is "subject" and you select "doesn't contain" "lottery", all of the emails that don't have "lottery" in the subject will be shown.

File:Barracuda2.jpg

2017-04-18T17:04:44Z

Mdeleon:

File:Barracuda1.jpg

2017-04-18T17:04:29Z

Mdeleon:

Network/VPN/Windows

2016-10-26T17:42:43Z

Mdeleon: /* Connecting through the Junos Pulse client */

'''Please note that this tutorial assumes you already have a network connection established.'''
'''Authentication is handled via the Windows domain. If you have an account in the PC Active Directory, you already have access.'''

The UMIACS VPN is accessible through the Junos Pulse Client. Alternatively, you can establish a connection through a web browser.

== Connecting through the Junos Pulse client ==
#'''Download the client:'''
#:[[Media:JunosPulse.x64.msi|Windows 64 bit Junos Pulse Client]]<br style="clear:both"/>
#:[[Media:JunosPulse.x86.msi|Windows 32 bit Junos Pulse Client]]<br style="clear:both"/>
#:''Upon starting the client for the first time it will ask to upgrade the client. This will pull an up to date version of the client with the most recent configuration.''
#'''Start the client if it is not already running - it usually starts by default on bootup'''
#:[[Image:Pulse Secure Desktop App.jpg|thumb|center|280px|[Windows] Start the client from the Start Menu]]
#'''If the client is already running, double click it's icon from the status bar'''
#:[[Image:Pulse Icon.jpg|thumb|center|280px|[Windows] Double click it's status icon to open]]
#'''and click 'Add' (+) under the connection section'''
#:[[Image:Pulse Secure1.jpg|thumb|center|280px|[Windows] Click the 'Add' (+) button to create a new connection]]
#'''Enter a name for your VPN connection and the server URL 'vpn.umiacs.umd.edu''''
#:[[Image:Pulse Connections.jpg|thumb|center|280px|[Windows] Enter the name of the vpn server]]
#'''Enter your UMIACS windows side credentials and hit connect'''
#:[[Image:Pulse UserPass.jpg|thumb|center|280px|[Windows] Enter UMIACS Windows Credentials]]

You should now be connected to the UMIACS VPN.

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