Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

In this example, the 

aliasconfig

 command is used to construct an alias table. First, the domain context 

of 

 is specified. Then, an alias of 

 is constructed so that any email sent to 

customercare@example.com

 is redirected to 

bob@example.com

, 

frank@example.com

, and

 

sally@example.com.

 Next, a global alias of 

 is constructed so that an email sent to 

admin

 is 

redirected to 

administrator@example.com

. Finally, the alias table is printed to confirm. 

Note that when the table is printed, the global alias for 

admin

 appears before the first domain context of 

example.com

. 

# In this example, mail to nobody@example.com is dropped. 

# 

# nobody@example.com: 

/dev/null

# 

# "Chains" may be created, but they must end in an email address. 

# For example, email to "all" will be sent to 9 addresses:

#

#

[example.com]

#

#

all: sales, marketing, engineering

#

sales: joe@example.com, fred@example.com, mary@example.com

#

marketing:bob@example.com, advertising

#

engineering:betty@example.com, miles@example.com, chris@example.com

#

advertising:richard@example.com, karen@advertising.com

mail3.example.com> aliasconfig

No aliases in table.

Choose the operation you want to perform:

- NEW - Create a new entry.

- IMPORT - Import aliases from a file.

[]> new