Release Notes for McAfee(R) 
     SpamKiller(TM) Version 2.1 for Lotus Domino.
           Copyright (C) 2006 McAfee, Inc.
                 All Rights Reserved


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Thank you for using SpamKiller(R) for Lotus Domino
(TM) software. This file contains important
information regarding this release. We strongly
recommend that you read the entire document.


    IMPORTANT:
    McAfee does not support automatic upgrading of a
    pre-release version of the software. To upgrade
    to a production release of the software, you
    must first uninstall the existing version of the
    software.

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WHAT'S IN THIS FILE

-  New Features
-  Installation and System Requirements
   -   Installation Steps
   -   Cluster Installation
   -   Testing your Installation
   -   Removing this release
-  Known Issues
-  Documentation
-  Participating in the McAfee Beta Program
-  Contact Information
-  Copyright and Trademark Attributions
-  License Information


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NEW FEATURES

McAfee(R) SpamKiller(TM) Version 2.1 for Lotus(R)
Domino software addresses your company’s need to
detect junk e-mail messages (spam).

The SpamKiller for Domino software includes the
following components:

-  An engine that scans e-mail messages and uses a
   set of anti-spam rules to identify those that are
   spam.

-  A Lotus Domino database that provides the
   interface that you, as the administrator, use to
   manage your spam detection rules, determine how
   SpamKiller handles junk e-mail messages and
   fine-tune the software’s anti-spam actions.

-  SpamKiller Client software, which allows users to
   define how they want incoming e-mail messages to
   be handled.

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INSTALLATION AND SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

SpamKiller has the following system requirements:

-  Any of the following Microsoft Windows servers:

   -   Windows 2000 Server, with SP 3 or later installed.
   -   Windows Server 2003.

-  Any of the following Lotus Domino versions:
   -   Lotus Domino 5.x.x
   -   Lotus Domino 6.0.x
   -   Lotus Domino 6.5.x
   -   Lotus Domino 7.0

-  A minimum of 512 MB of RAM.

-  A minimum of 139 MB of Paging Space.

-  A minimum of 1 GB of free hard disk space.


    IMPORTANT:
    DO NOT install SpamKiller on the same server as
    Symantec Antivirus/Filtering for Lotus Domino.
    Doing so may result in neither product working.

    NOTE:
    SpamKiller 2.1 is supported by GroupShield v5.3
    for Lotus Domino. It will not install on to a
    computer with an earlier version of GroupShield
    for Lotus Domino. SpamKiller 2.1 can be
    installed on a computer that does not have
    GroupShield installed.

    If the common name of your Domino server is not
    in 7-bit ASCII format you must add the following
    setting to the server NOTES.INI:

    MCAFEE_SKD_POLICY_NAME=<name>

    Where <name> is a unique 7-bit ASCII name
    created by you, which SpamKiller for Lotus
    Domino will use internally to reference your
    Domino server.


INSTALLATION STEPS

1.  If you have downloaded the software from our
    website, unzip the .ZIP file to a suitable
    location, then you can begin installation.

    If you do not have MSI v2.0 on your system,
    SpamKiller may prompt you to reboot your server
    during installation.

2.  Double-click on the setup.exe file to commence
    installation.

    NOTE:
    If you install an evaluation version of this
    software, it expires after 30 days.

3.  The Setup screen is displayed. To register the
    product following installation, select the
    registration box.

4.  Follow the on-screen instructions to install
    McAfee SpamKiller 2.1.

5.  The McAfee License Agreement is displayed, read
    through this carefully. If you accept the terms
    of the license agreement, click the "I accept
    the terms in the license agreement button", then
    click OK. If you do not agree to the terms of
    the license agreement, installation will not
    proceed.

6.  When installation is complete you are ready to
    run SpamKiller for Domino.

7.  If you want to subsequently make changes to the
    setup, re-install the software or un-install it,
    open the Windows Control Panel and select
    Add/Remove Programs. Select McAfee SpamKiller
    for Lotus Domino Windows, then choose Change.
    The McAfee SpamKiller Application Maintenance
    screen is displayed, select your options from
    here.

CLUSTER INSTALLATION

If you are performing a Custom Installation of
SpamKiller on to a Microsoft server cluster, follow
the instructions given in the relevant section of
the SpamKiller Installation Guide, additionally you
must be aware of the
following:

-  If you do not install to the default location,
   the alternate location you select must be the
   same on both sides of the cluster. All options
   selected must be duplicated on both sides of the
   cluster.

-  The installation location must be a location on
   the node, not on the virtual disks. The databases
   will automatically be installed to the virtual
   disk where Domino stores databases.

-  Immediately following installation on the 1st
   Node, you must failover and install onto the 2nd
   Node. Use exactly the same parameters as those
   used on the first node.



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

-  When you add an email address to the blacklist or
   the whitelist, it must be in RFC compliant form.


TESTING YOUR INSTALLATION

You can test if the Spamkiller is applied correctly
by typing the following command on the Domino server
console:


    TELL MCAFEECONFIG VERSION

    The console should show the product version as:

    ------------------------------------------
    GSD/SKD Product Versions:
    ------------------------------------------
    On-Access          - 5.3.1329.0
    On-Demand          - Unknown
    Auto Update        - 5.3.1339.0
    Config Manager     - 5.3.1329.0
    Reporter           - 5.3.1339.0
    Extension Manager  - 5.3.1329.0
    Notes Scanner      - 5.3.1329.0
    Conflt             - 5.3.1329.0
    ------------------------------------------

You can test the operation of the software by
running the GTUBE (General Test mail for Unsolicited
Bulk E-mail) test. This test enables you to verify
that SpamKiller has installed correctly and is
detecting incoming spam. The test e-mail message
must be sent from an outside account.

1.  From an SMTP client, create a new e-mail
    message.

2.  In the body of the message, copy the following
    text:

       XJS*C4JDBQADN1.NSBN3*2IDNEN*GTUBE-STANDARD-ANTI-UBE-TEST-EMAIL*C.34X

    Make sure that you enter this line with no line
    breaks.

3.  Send the new e-mail message to a mailbox address
    on the server where you have installed
    SpamKiller.

SpamKiller scans the message, recognizes it as a
junk e-mail message and deals with it accordingly.
The GTUBE test overrides blacklists and whitelists.

For more information on the GTUBE test file, visit:

       http://spamassassin.apache.org/


REMOVING THIS RELEASE

1.  At the Domino server's command prompt, enter the
    following command to stop the Lotus Domino
    server:

    QUIT

2.  Go to add/remove programs in control panel.
    Select Spamkiller for lotus domino and click on
    remove.

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KNOWN ISSUES

The following issues apply to this version of
SpamKiller 2.1.

1.  If you have Lotus Domino v6.0 or v6.1 installed,
    you must disable signing of the databases,
    failure to do this may mean that the
    installation stops responding. This issue does
    not occur if you are using Lotus Domino v6.1
    with CF2 or later (for example v6.5).

    To disable signing, select Custom installation
    and deselect "Sign SpamKiller for Lotus
    Domino".

2.  Performance overheads may occur when whilst
    scans for spam.

3.  If you are using Lotus Domino v5.x and type
    information into database fields, a screen flash
    may appear when you press some keys.

    NOTE:
    This does not affect the data input.

4.  If you are using Lotus Domino v5.x, repeated
    opening and viewing of e-mail messages in the
    quarantine database may cause the software to
    stop responding.

5.  If SpamKiller is installed on the same computer
    as Trend ScanMail, e-mail messages released from
    SpamKiller quarantine remain on hold in the
    Mail.box.

6.  In the SpamKiller Repository database, you
    cannot purge items from the Log or Quarantine
    that are less than a day old.

7.  The default values assigned to Low, Medium and
    High, spam values cannot be altered.

8.  When configuring the "Anti-spam Engine and Rule
    Set Update", the "Scheduled Updates" is ENABLED
    by default.

9.  To install SpamKiller client, follow the
    procedure given in the SpamKiller for Lotus
    Domino Product Guide, with the following
    changes:

   -   Open the SpamKiller Client template database
       (.NTF file) in Designer.

   -   When you update the mail template database,
       you must copy the following components:

       McAfeeSpamSettings form
       McAfee: SpamKiller agent
       McAfee: SpamKiller for Lotus Domino agent
       McAfeeScript script library.

   -   The new option placed in the Action menu on
       the users’ menu page is McAfee SpamKiller.
       Click this to display the McAfee Anti-Spam
       Configuration form.

10. If you use the "View by Recipient" option to
    view quarantined items, the total number of
    items appearing in the quarantine area may
    appear to be different to the number appearing
    in if you use the View All option to view the
    quarantine area.

    This is because View All shows the actual number
    of messages in the quarantine area, whereas View
    by Recipient, shows how many recipients messages
    have been quarantined. For example, if one spam
    message is addressed to 10 people, only one
    message is placed in the quarantine area, but
    SpamKiller will, correctly, report that 10
    recipients messages have been quarantined, if
    you View by Recipient.

11. If you choose View Scanning Information, and
    select the Spam Messages Detected option, the
    value displayed represents the total number of
    messages that SpamKiller has processed (either
    by marking them or discarding/quarantining them)
    it does NOT represent the number of spam
    messages that have passed through and triggered
    the rules.

12. The SpamKiller Installation guide contains a
    section of Frequently Asked Questions. Please
    note that the following question does not apply
    to SpamKiller 2.1: "When SpamKiller for Lotus
    Domino is installed on the same computer as
    VirusScan Enterprise 7.x, what exclusions do I
    need to set within VirusScan Enterprise."

13. When you configure the SpamKiller Client, the
    relevant mail database must be closed and then
    re-opened for the changes to take effect.

14. If you are running ePolicy Orchestrator v2.5.1
    or earlier, you must add the SpamKiller report
    formats manually to the ePolicy Orchestrator
    server.

    To do this:

   -   Go to the SpamKiller installation directory.

    Default path:
    C:\Program Files\McAfee\SpamKiller for Lotus Domino

   -   Unzip SKD21RPT.ZIP and save the component
       files to the following directory:

    C:\Program Files\ McAfee\ePO\<version number>\AVI

    on your ePolicy Orchestrator server.

15. The SpamKiller Installation Guide describes the
    components that SpamKiller installs on your
    Lotus Domino server. The SpamKiller installation
    does not include adding a database called
    SDK21_UPDATE.NSF.

16. SpamKiller does not support Lotus Domino with
    DB2 feature enabled for Domino 7.0.

17. On Lotus Domino Server version 7.0, ePolicy 
    Orchestrator managed SpamKiller for Domino version 
    2.1 software stops responding when restarted. 
    

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DOCUMENTATION

The following documentation is included with
McAfee(R) SpamKiller(R) Version 2.1 for Lotus
Domino:


-  Installation Guide.
    Provides system requirements and instructions
    for installing the software.

-  Product Guide.
    Introduces the product, describes product
    features, provides detailed instructions for
    configuring the software, deployment, and
    ongoing operation and maintenance.

-  Configuration Guide.
    For use with ePolicy Orchestrator(TM).
    Procedures for configuring, deploying, and
    managing your McAfee Security product through
    ePolicy Orchestrator management software.

-  Help system.
    A Help database, accessed from within the
    software application, provides quick access to
    concepts, definitions, and procedures for using
    the software.

-  A LICENSE Agreement.
    The terms under which you may use the product.
    Read it carefully. If you install the product,
    you agree to the license terms.

-  This README file.

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