Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

If you do not know the mail flow policy you would like to apply to this group (or if no mail flow 
policies exist yet), then use the default “CONTINUE (no policy)” mail flow policy. 

(Optional) Select a DNS list. 

(Optional) Include senders for which SBRS has no information. This is referred to as “none” and 
generally denotes a suspect.

(Optional) Enter a DNS list.

(Optional) Configure host DNS verification settings. 

For more information, see 

Click Submit and Add Senders to create the group and begin adding senders to it.

Enter a sender using an IPv4 address, an IPv6 address, or a hostname. A sender can include a range of 
IP addresses and partial hostnames.

If you attempt to enter duplicate entries (identical domain or IP addresses) in a single sender 
group, the duplicates are discarded.

(Optional) Enter a comment.

Submit and commit your changes.

From a domain, IP, or network owner profile page, click the Add to Sender Group link.

Choose the sender group from the list defined for each listener.

Submit and commit your changes.

When you add a domain to a sender group, two actual domains are listed in the GUI. For 
example, if you were adding the domain 

example.net

, on the Add to Sender Group page, both 

example.net

 and 

.example.net

 are added. The second entry ensures that any host in the 

subdomain of 

example.

net will be added to the sender group. For more information, see 

. 

If one or more of the senders you are adding to a sender group is a duplicate of a sender that is 
already present in that sender group, the duplicate senders will not be added and you will see a 
confirmation message.