Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C670 ユーザーガイド

skip-marketingcheck

Bypass actions on marketing emails. See 

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skip-socialcheck

Bypass actions on social network emails. See 

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skip-bulkcheck

Bypass actions on bulk emails. See 

skip-viruscheck

Ensure that the anti-virus systems in the Cisco system are 
not applied to this message. See 

skip-ampcheck

Ensure that File Reputation Filtering and File Analysis 
are not applied to this message. See 

skip-vofcheck

Ensure that this message is not processed by the Outbreak 
Filters scanning. See 

drop-attachments-by-na

me

Drop all attachments on messages that have a filename 
that match the given regular expression. Archive file 
attachments (zip, tar) will be dropped if they contain a file 
that matches. See 

drop-attachments-by-ty

pe

Drop all attachments on messages that have a MIME type, 
determined by either the given MIME type or the file 
extension. Archive file attachments (zip, tar) will be 
dropped if they contain a file that matches. See 

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drop-attachments-by-fi

letype

Drop all attachments on messages that match the given 
“fingerprint” of the file. Archive file attachments (zip, tar) 
will be dropped if they contain a file that matches. For 
more information, see 

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drop-attachments-by-mi

metype

Drop all attachments on messages that have a given 
MIME type. This action does not attempt to ascertain the 
MIME type by file extension and so it also does not 
examine the contents of archives. See 

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drop-attachments-by-si

ze

Drop all attachments on the message that, in raw encoded 
form, are equal to or greater than the size (in bytes) given. 
Note that for archive or compressed files, this action does 
not examine the uncompressed size, but rather the size of 
the actual attachment prior to any decoding. See