There isn’t a master “whitelist” per say for the entire domain, but some controls can be setup by the user.
1. Unmarking a message as NOT SPAM which is done A) by clicking “not spam” while logged online or B) Moving an email from the Spam folder to your Inbox (both actions do the same thing) reportedly trains the gmail spam filters for future use.
Legitimate Spam? https://mail.google.com/
Spam Learning? http://www.google.com/support/
Removing Spam? https://mail.google.com/
2. Creating a “Filter” is another way to ensure all mail from a particular user or domain can be done.
[callout1]Create a Filter? https://mail.google.com/support/[/callout1]
Screen Shots of Show the Process:
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Hit “Filter messages like this” from the gmail interface.
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Set the entire domain by using wildcard *@domain.com
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This last one also shows the automatic Label (Folder) that I apply for each client/domain. That’s not required for Spam filtering.
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