Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1050 Guía De Información
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For example, these IP addresses might be configured within the same subnet:
10.10.10.2 /24
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10.10.10.30 /24
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10.10.10.100 /24
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10.10.10.105 /24
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If you view the C−sting search grid example for the first IP address numeral, 2 is the first match and is in the
first column. The next IP address numeral, 30, is split into 3 and 0 and has its first match at the bottom of the
grid. This starts with the number 3, and it is followed by 0 for the next match in the next column (not shown
in the example). The IP address that ends with 100 has its first match in the first row, as it starts with 1, is
followed by 0 in the second column, and then another 0 in the last column. The last IP address, 105, also has a
match in the first row and has a 0 in the second row, but the 5 appears after the 0−4 in the last column.
first column. The next IP address numeral, 30, is split into 3 and 0 and has its first match at the bottom of the
grid. This starts with the number 3, and it is followed by 0 for the next match in the next column (not shown
in the example). The IP address that ends with 100 has its first match in the first row, as it starts with 1, is
followed by 0 in the second column, and then another 0 in the last column. The last IP address, 105, also has a
match in the first row and has a 0 in the second row, but the 5 appears after the 0−4 in the last column.
As shown in the example, the IP address 10.10.10.100 is used as the default.
Exceptions
The procedures that are described in this document are only valid if the default interface for delivery is not
forced by a content or message filter, and:
forced by a content or message filter, and:
The default interface is not configured with the deliveryconfig command.
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An Alt−Src host action is not used.
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Updated: Oct 14, 2014
Document ID: 118575