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Chapter 5      Configuring the Gateway to Receive Email
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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.5 for Email Configuration Guide
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RELAY
Connection is accepted. Receiving for any recipient is allowed and is not 
constrained by the Recipient Access Table.
CONTINUE
The mapping in the HAT is ignored, and processing of the HAT continues. If 
the incoming connection matches a later entry that is not CONTINUE, that 
entry is used instead. The CONTINUE rule is used to facilitate the editing of 
the HAT in the Graphical User Interface (GUI). For more information, see 
In addition to these basic access control parameters, the following parameters are 
available for listeners you create. Parameters combined with an access rule 
(ACCEPT or REJECT) are called mail flow policies. A mail flow policy is a way 
of expressing a group of HAT parameters (access rule, followed by connection 
parameters, rate limiting parameters, custom SMTP codes and responses, and 
anti-spam, anti-virus, encryption, and authentication parameters). 
Mail flow policies are then mapped to sender groups as entries in a listener’s 
HAT. 
Table 5-3
HAT Mail Flow Policy Parameters 
Parameter
Description
Connections
Maximum message 
size
The maximum size of a message that will be accepted 
by this listener. The smallest possible maximum 
message size is 1 kilobyte.
Maximum concurrent 
connections from a 
single IP
The maximum number of concurrent connections 
allowed to connect to this listener from a single IP 
address.
Maximum messages 
per connection
The maximum number of messages that can be sent 
through this listener per connection from a remote host.
Maximum recipients 
per message
That maximum number of recipients per message that 
will be accepted from this host.
SMTP Banner
Custom SMTP Banner 
Code
The SMTP code returned when a connection is 
established with this listener.