Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 Guia Do Utilizador

Like the HAT, the RAT, 

smtproutes

, static masquerading tables, alias tables, 

domain map tables, and 

altsrchost

 entries, you can modify global unsubscribe 

entries by exporting and importing a file. Follow these steps: 

Use the 

export 

subcommand of the 

unsubscribe 

command to export the existing 

entries to a file (whose name you specify). 

Outside of the CLI, get the file. (See 

 for 

more information.) 

With a text editor, create new entries in the file. 

Separate entries in the file by new lines. Return representations from all 
standard operating systems are acceptable (<CR>, <LF>, or <CR><LF>). 
Comment lines start with a number sign (

#

) and are ignored. For example, the 

following file excludes a single recipient email address (

test@example.com

), 

all recipients at a particular domain (

@testdomain.com

), all users with the 

same name at multiple domains (

testuser@

), and any recipients at a specific 

IP address (

11.12.13.14

).

# this is an example of the global_unsubscribe.txt file

test@example.com

@testdomain.com

testuser@

11.12.13.14

Save the file and place it in the configuration directory for the interface so that it 
can be imported. (See 

 for more 

information.) 

Use the 

import

 subcommand of 

unsubscribe

 to import the edited file. 

Our Email Gateway configuration now looks like this: