Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

Select Mail Policies > URL Lists. 

Select Add URL List or click a list to edit. 

Be sure all URLs that you want to globally whitelist are in a single list. You can select only one global 
whitelist for URL filtering. 

Create and submit the URL list. 

To view a list of supported URL formats, enter a semicolon (;) into the URLs box and click Submit. 
Then click the more... link that appears. 

Each URL, domain, or IP address can be on a separate line, or separate each with a comma. 

Commit your changes. 

To designate a URL list as the global whitelist, see 

To designate a URL list as the whitelist for a specific condition (rule) or action in a content or 
message filter, see 

 and 

. For message filters, see also 

 and 

. 

You can import a URL list to use as a whitelist for URL filtering. 

Create the text file to import: 

The first line must be the name of the URL list. 

Each URL must be on a separate line. 

Upload the file to the 

/configuration

 directory on the appliance. 

Use the 

urllistconfig

 > 

new

 command in the command-line interface. 

If an end user clicks a malicious URL identified by Outbreak Filtering or a Policy (using Content or 
Message Filters), the Cisco Web Security proxy displays a notification in the end user’s web browser. 
This notification states that the site is malicious and access to it has been blocked. 

When an end user clicks on a URL rewritten using Outbreak Filtering, the notification page is displayed 
for 10 seconds and then is redirected to the Cisco Web Security proxy for click-time evaluation.