The first screen in the GEE Whiz Web Console that you will see contains the statistics for GEE Whiz.

The general options screen allows control over logging levels for better tracking of any problems with server behavior. Logs can be purged if they are older than a specified date.

The anti-virus configuration screens allow the user to alter how their virus scanner works in conjuction with GEE Whiz.

The SPAM control configuration screens allow users to specify several parameters in order to better eliminate SPAM in their environment. This section includes the ability to enable baysian classifier SPAM detection which greatly enhances GEE Whizs ability to detect and stop SPAM.

The filtering configuration options for GEE Whiz allow you to set parameters for email header and content filtering. There are several options for configuring how users are notified that GEE Whiz filtered an email.

A signature can be automatically added to all mail processed by GEE Whiz. Useful applications of the signature may be confidentiality notices that a lot of companys need attached to all communications coming from their organisation.

Rulesets in GEE Whiz are powered by Spam Assassin and can be very powerful tools in detection of new and current SPAM threats.

Real Time Black-Hole Lists (RBLs) are lists of blacklisted internet domains that are drawn dynamically from online RBL databases. Scores can then be assigned to these RBLs and added to your GEE Whiz SPAM score.

Baysian Classifier is a powerful SPAM detection tool that uses thousands of tokens that are generated from HAM (good email) and SPAM (bad email) and then used to detect language patterns and typical spammer behaviours. The baysian classifier can be taught to be more accurate for your environment if you collect a large sample of HAM and SPAM and store it as an email corpus.