Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 Mode D'Emploi
Glossary
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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.1 for Email Configuration Guide
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CIDR Notation
Classless Inter-Domain Routing. A convenient shorthand for describing a range
of IP addresses within their network contexts using an arbitrary number of bits.
Using this notation, you note the network prefix part of an address by adding a
forward slash (/) followed by the number of bits used for the network part. Thus
a Class C network can be described in prefix notation as 192.168.0.1/24. A
CIDR specification of 206.13.1.48/25 would include any address in which the
first 25 bits of the address matched the first 25 bits of 206.13.1.48.
of IP addresses within their network contexts using an arbitrary number of bits.
Using this notation, you note the network prefix part of an address by adding a
forward slash (/) followed by the number of bits used for the network part. Thus
a Class C network can be described in prefix notation as 192.168.0.1/24. A
CIDR specification of 206.13.1.48/25 would include any address in which the
first 25 bits of the address matched the first 25 bits of 206.13.1.48.
Content Filters
Content-based filters used to process messages during the Per-Recipient
Scanning phase of the work queue in the email pipeline. Content filters are
evoked after Message filters, and act on individual splintered messages.
Scanning phase of the work queue in the email pipeline. Content filters are
evoked after Message filters, and act on individual splintered messages.
Content Matching
Classifier
Classifier
The detection component of the RSA data loss prevention scanning engine. A
classifier contains a number of rules for detecting sensitive data, along with
context rules that search for supporting data. For example, a credit card classifier
not only requires that the message contain a string that matches a credit card
number, but that it also contains supporting information such as an expiration
data, a credit card company name, or an address.
classifier contains a number of rules for detecting sensitive data, along with
context rules that search for supporting data. For example, a credit card classifier
not only requires that the message contain a string that matches a credit card
number, but that it also contains supporting information such as an expiration
data, a credit card company name, or an address.
Conversational
Bounce
Bounce
A bounce that occurs within the SMTP conversation. The two types of
conversational bounces are hard bounces and
conversational bounces are hard bounces and
soft bounces
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Debounce Timeout
The amount of time, in seconds, the system will refrain from sending the
identical alert to the user.
identical alert to the user.
Delayed Bounce
A bounce that occurs within the SMTP conversation. The recipient host accepts
the message for delivery, only to bounce it at a later time.
the message for delivery, only to bounce it at a later time.