First enable the Anti-spam Functionality:
- Log on to the Hub Transport Server.
- Go to “Start” -> “Programs” -> “Microsoft Exchange Server 2007”.
- Open “Exchange Management Shell”.
- Write “Install-AntispamAgents.ps1” and press on the “Enter” key.
- Restart “Microsoft Exchange Transport” service.
- Go to “Start” -> “Programs” -> “Microsoft Exchange Server 2007”.
- Open “Exchange Management Console”.
- Navigate to “Microsoft Exchange” -> “Organization Configuration” > “Hub Transport”.
- A new tab, named “Anti-Spam” should appear.
Now configure automatic updates:
- To use the Exchange Management Console to enable anti-spam updates
- In the Exchange Management Console, click Edge Transport.
- Select the server on which the Exchange Anti-spam Update service is to be configured.
- In the Action pane, click Enable Anti-spam Updates.
- To use the Exchange Management Shell to enable anti-spam updates
- To enable anti-spam Automatic Updates if the destination computer is already opted in to Microsoft Update, run the following command:
Enable-AntispamUpdates -Identity SERVER01 -IPReputationUpdatesEnabled $True -UpdateMode Automatic -SpamSignatureUpdatesEnabled $True
- To enable anti-spam Automatic Updates and opt in to Microsoft Update, run the following command:
Enable-AntispamUpdates -Identity SERVER01 -IPReputationUpdatesEnabled $True -MicrosoftUpdate RequestedNotifyDownload -UpdateMode Automatic -SpamSignatureUpdatesEnabled $True
- To enable anti-spam Automatic Updates if the destination computer is already opted in to Microsoft Update, run the following command:
Sources:
How to install Microsoft Anti Spam Agents on Exchange 2007
How to Enable Anti-Spam Functionality on a Hub Transport Server
How to Configure Anti-Spam Automatic Updates