Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1070 User Guide

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Chapter 24      Configuring Routing and Delivery Features
  Controlling Email Delivery Using Destination Controls
You can define any of the following parameters for a domain in the configuration file. All parameters are 
required for the 
[DEFAULT]
 section except for the 
bounce_profile
 parameter:
Table 24-9
Destination Control Configuration File Parameters
Parameter Name
Description
ip_sort_pref
Specifies the Internet Protocol version for the domain.
Enter one of the following values:
PREFER_V6
 for “IPv6 Preferred”
REQUIRE_v6
 for “IPv6 Required”
PREFER_V4
 for “IPv4 Preferred”
REQUIRE_v4
 for “IPv4 Required”
max_host_concurrency
The maximum number of outbound connections that will 
be made by the appliance to a given host.
If you define this parameter for a domain, the 
limit_type
 
and 
limit_apply
 parameters must also be defined.
max_messages_per_connection
The maximum number of messages allowed for a single 
outbound connection from the appliance to a given host 
before initiating a new connection.
recipient_minutes
The period of time — between 1 and 60 minutes — that the 
appliance will count the number of recipients. Leave 
undefined if no recipient limit should be applied.
recipient_limit
The maximum number of recipients allowed within the 
given period of time. Leave undefined if no recipient limit 
should be applied.
If you define this parameter for a domain, the 
recipient_minutes
limit_type
, and 
limit_apply
 
parameters must also be defined.
limit_type
Specifies whether the limit will be applied to the entire 
domain or to each mail exchange IP address specified for 
that domain.
Enter one of the following values:
0
 (or 
host
) for the domain
1
 (or 
MXIP
) for the mail exchange IP address
limit_apply
Specifies whether the limit will be applied system-wide or 
for each Virtual Gateway address.
Enter one of the following values:
0
 (or 
system
) for system-wide
1
 (or 
VG
) for Virtual Gateway
bounce_validation
Specifies whether to turn on bounce validation address 
tagging.
Enter one of the following values:
0
 (or 
off
)
1
 (or 
on
)