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Importing and Exporting DLP Dictionaries
You can create your own DLP dictionary as a text file on your local machine and import it into AsyncOS,
as well as export existing custom dictionaries as text files. Predefined DLP dictionaries cannot be
exported.
as well as export existing custom dictionaries as text files. Predefined DLP dictionaries cannot be
exported.
The DLP dictionary file includes a list of the words and phrases used as dictionary terms with line breaks
separating each term. If you export an existing content dictionary to use as a DLP dictionary, you need
to strip the weight values from the text file and convert any regular expressions to words or phrases
before importing the file as a DLP dictionary.
separating each term. If you export an existing content dictionary to use as a DLP dictionary, you need
to strip the weight values from the text file and convert any regular expressions to words or phrases
before importing the file as a DLP dictionary.
Importing DLP Dictionaries as a Text File
Step 1
Click Import Dictionary on the DLP Dictionaries page.
The Import Dictionary dialog is displayed:
Figure 14-6
Importing Dictionaries
Step 2
Select a file to import from either your local machine or the configuration directory on the appliance.
Step 3
Select an encoding.
Step 4
Click Next.
Step 5
The imported dictionary is displayed in the Add Dictionary page.
Step 6
You can now name and edit the dictionary before adding it.
Step 7
Submit and commit your changes.
Exporting DLP Dictionaries as a Text File
Step 1
Click Export Dictionary on the Dictionaries page.
The Export Dictionary dialog is displayed: