Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

You can use the CLI to add, delete, activate and de-activate, import and export, and set logging options 
for message filters. The table below shows a summary of the commands and subcommands. The table 
below shows a summary of the commands and subcommands.

You must issue the 

commit

 command for filters to take effect. 

Three types of parameters are:

The main command. This command is interactive; it asks you for more information 
(for example, 

new

, 

delete

, 

import

).

Creates a new filter. If no location is given, it is appended to the current sequence. 
Otherwise, the filter will be inserted into the specific place in the sequence. For more 
information, see 

Deletes a filter by name or by sequence number. For more information, see 

.

Rearranges the existing filters. For more information, see 

Sets filter to active or inactive state. For more information, see 

Replaces the current set of filters with a new set stored in a file (in the /configuration 
directory of the appliance). For more information, see 

Exports the current set of filters to a file (in the /configuration directory of the 
appliance). For more information, see 

. 

Lists information about a filter or filters. For more information, see 

Prints detailed information about a specific filter, including the body of the filter rule 
itself. For more information, see 

.

Enters the logconfig submenu of filters, allowing you to edit the log subscriptions 
from 

archive()

 filter actions. For more information, see 

.

An integer representing a filter based on its position in the list of filters. A seqnum of 

2

 

represents the second filter in the list, for example.