Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

By default, AsyncOS automatically detects mail loops and will drop messages after 100 loops. 

You can control the behavior of body and attachment scanning, such as the attachment types to be 
skipped during a scan by configuring the scanning parameters. Use the Scan Behavior page or the 

scanconfig

 command to configure these parameters. Scan behavior settings are global settings, meaning 

that they affect the behavior of all the scans.

If you want to scan a MIME type that may be included in a zip or compressed file, you must include list 
'compressed' or 'zip' or 'application/zip' in the scan list.

Click Security Services > Scan Behavior.

Define the attachment type mapping. Do one of the following:

Add a new attachment type mapping. Click Add Mapping.

Import a list of attachment type mappings using a configuration file. Click Import List, and import 
the desired configuration file from the configuration directory.

To perform this step, the configuration file must be present in the configuration directory of 
your appliance. See 

Click Edit to modify an existing attachment type mapping.

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              else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount9", "from

                   $RemoteIP");}}

            else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount8", "from $RemoteIP");}}

          else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount7", "from $RemoteIP");}}

        else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount6", "from $RemoteIP");}}

      else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount5", "from $RemoteIP");}}

    else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount4", "from $RemoteIP");}}

  else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount3", "from $RemoteIP");}}

else {insert-header("X-ExtLoopCount2", "from $RemoteIP");}}

else {insert-header("X-ExtLoop1", "1"); }