Use Group Policy (GPO) to install GFI MailEssentials SpamTag on multiple machines. For more information, click Help from SpamTag.SpamTag is now available in the Microsoft Outlook Home ribbon. Start Microsoft Outlook and enter the user's credentials.Specify the location to install SpamTag and click Install.or Wait for the installer to verify the connection with GFI MailEssentials via the specified URL and click Next. Enter the URL used to connect to GFI MailEssentials (e.g.Read the License Terms and Conditions and if you agree, check the option I have read and agree to the License Terms and Conditions.In the first screen, choose the language for the installation.Right-click on the installer and select Run as administrator.Copy the installer GFIMailEssentialsSpamTag.exe to the client machine.Browse to the following location to find the SpamTag installer: /Outlook.NOTE: if you are undergoing a SpamTag version upgrade, it is advised to uninstall the current SpamTag version and then Browse to Users\Default\AppData\Local\GFI\ and delete the GFI MailEssentials folder before installing the new version. Microsoft.Net Framework 4 - this is downloaded and installed automatically if not found. To confirm the connection, from the client's browser ensure that you can open the GFI MailEssentials URL. SpamTag connects with GFI MailEssentials on port 80 over HTTP.
Physical Storage – 50MB physical storage dedicated to SpamTag.Memory – Minimum 512MB, Recommended 2GB.The client PC's where SpamTag is to be installed must meet or exceed the following specifications: This article provides the manual installation steps as well as to install the extension in bulk via Group Policy (GPO). The plugin also synchronizes Microsoft Outlook Junk settings with GFI MailEssentials. The GFI MailEssentials SpamTag Plugin is an add-on for Microsoft Outlook that installs a toolbar on the end users' machines, giving some control to users in spam email management.
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