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User Guide for AsyncOS 9.8 for Cisco Email Security Appliances
 
Chapter 9      Using Message Filters to Enforce Email Policies
  Message Filter Actions
Related Topics
Attachment Groups
You can specify a particular file type (“exe” files for example) or common groups of attachments in the 
attachment-filetype
 and 
drop-attachments-by-filetype rules
. AsyncOS divides the attachments 
into the groups listed in 
Replace URL with 
text, based on 
URL reputation 
url-reputation-replace
url-no-reputation-repla
ce
Modify URLs or their behavior based on the reputation of 
the URL. 
Use a separate action to handle the case in which the 
reputation service does not provide a score for a URL. 
Defang URL based 
on URL reputation 
url-reputation-defang
url-no-reputation-defan
g
Redirect URL to a 
Cisco security 
proxy, based on 
URL reputation 
url-reputation-proxy-re
direct
url-no-reputation-prox
y-redirect
Replace URL with 
text, based on 
URL Category 
url-category-replace 
Modify URLs or their behavior based on the category of 
the URL. 
Defang URL based 
on URL category
url-category-defang 
Redirect URL to 
Cisco security 
proxy, based on 
URL category
url-category-proxy-red
irect
No Operation
no-op
No action is performed. See 
.
*Skip Remaining 
Message Filters
skip-filters
Ensure that this message is not processed by any other 
message filters and continues through the email pipeline. 
See 
.
*Drop message
drop
Drop and discard the message. See 
*Bounce message
bounce
Send the message back to the sender. See 
*Encrypt and 
Deliver Now
encrypt
Use Cisco Email Encryption to encrypt outgoing 
messages. See 
.
* Final Actions
Table 9-5
Message Filter Actions
Action Syntax 
Description