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Chapter 9      Classify URLs for Policy Application
  Creating and Editing Custom and External URL Categories
Related Topics
Address Formats and Feed-file Formats for Custom and External URL Categories
When 
, you must provide one or 
more network addresses, whether for a Local Custom Category, or in an External Live Feed Category 
feed file. In each instance, you can enter multiple addresses separated by line breaks or commas. These 
addresses can be in any of the following formats:
IPv4 address, such as 10.1.1.0
IPv6 address, such as 2001:0db8::
IPv4 CIDR address, such as 10.1.1.0/24
IPv6 CIDR address, such as 2001:0db8::/32
Domain name, such as example.com
Hostname, such as crm.example.com
Partial hostname, such as .example.com; this will also match www.example.com
Regular expressions to specify multiple addresses that match the provided patterns (see 
 for more information about using regular expressions)
Note
It is possible to use the same address in multiple custom URL categories, but the order in which 
the categories are listed is relevant. If you include these categories in the same policy, and define 
different actions for each, the action defined for the category listed highest in the custom URL 
categories table will be the one applied.
Related Topics
External Feed-file Formats
If you select External Live Feed Category for the Category Type when 
, you must select the feed format (Cisco Feed Format or Office 365 
Feed Format) and then provide a URL to the appropriate feed-file server. 
The expected format for each feed file is as follows:
Cisco Feed Format – This must be a comma-separated values (.csv) file; that is, a text file with a 
.csv
 extension. Each entry in the .csv file must be on a separate line, formatted as 
address/comma/addresstype (for example: 
www.cisco.com,site
 or 
ad2.*\.com,regex
). Valid 
addresstypes are 
site
 and 
regex
. Here is an excerpt from a Cisco Feed Format .csv file:
www.cisco.com,site
\.xyz,regex
ad2.*\.com,regex
www.trafficholder.com,site
2000:1:1:11:1:1::200,site