Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C680 User Guide

drop-attachments-wher

e-contains

Drop all attachments on message that contain the regular 
expression. Does the pattern occur the minimum number 
of times you specified for the threshold value? Archive 
files (zip, tar) will be dropped if any of the files they 
contain match the regular expression pattern. See 

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The optional comment serves as the means to modify the 
text used to replace the attachment that was dropped. 
Attachment footers simply append to the message.

drop-attachments-wher

e-dictionary-match

Strip attachments based on matches to dictionary terms. If 
the terms in the MIME parts considered to be an 
attachment match a dictionary term (and the user-defined 
threshold is met), the attachment is stripped from the 
email. See 

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add-footer(footer-nam

e)

Add disclaimer text as a footer to the message. See 
“Message Disclaimer Stamping” in the “Text Resources” 
chapter for more information. 

add-heading(heading-n

ame)

Add disclaimer text as a heading to the message. See 
“Message Disclaimer Stamping” in the “Text Resources” 
chapter for more information.

encrypt-deferred

Encrypt message on delivery, which means that the 
message continues to the next stage of processing, and 
when all processing is complete, the message is encrypted 
and delivered.

tag-message(tag-name)

Add a custom term into the message to use with RSA 
Email DLP policy filtering. You can configure a RSA 
Email DLP policy to limit scanning to messages with the 
message tag. The message tag is not visible to recipients. 
See 

 and the “Data 

Loss Prevention” chapter.

log-entry

Adds customized text into the IronPort Text Mail logs at 
the 

INFO

 level. The text can include action variables. The 

log entry appears in message tracking. See 

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skip-filters

Ensure that this message is not processed by any other 
message filters and continues through the email pipeline. 
See 

drop

Drop and discard the message. See 

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bounce

Send the message back to the sender. See 

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