Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 Guia Do Utilizador

Headers added to messages processed by content filters can contain variables that will be automatically 
replaced with information from the original message when the action is executed. These special variables 
are called action variables. Your appliance supports the following set of action variables:

Encrypts and delivers the message, skipping any further processing.

Encryption rule: Always encrypts the message or only encrypts it if an 
attempt to send it over a TLS connection first fails. See 

 for more information.

Encryption Profile. Encrypts the message using the specified encryption 
profile, then delivers the message. This action is for use with a Cisco 
Encryption Appliance or a hosted key service.

Subject. Subject for the encrypted message. By default, the value is 

$Subject

.

Performs an S/MIME signing or encryption and delivers the message, 
skipping any further processing.

S/MIME Sending Profile: Performs an S/MIME signing or encryption 
using the specified S/MIME sending profile. See 

.

Sends the message back to the sender.

Delivers the message to the next stage of processing, skipping any further 
content filters. Depending on configuration, this may mean deliver the 
message to recipient(s), quarantine, or begin Outbreak Filters scanning.

Drops and discards the message.

$AllHeaders

Replaced by the message headers.

$BodySize

Replaced by the size, in bytes, of the 
message.

$Date

Replaced by the current date, using the 
format MM/DD/YYYY.

$dropped_filename

Returns only the most recently dropped 
filename. 

$dropped_filenames

Same as 

$filenames

, but displays list of 

dropped files.

$dropped_filetypes

Same as 

$filetypes

, but displays list of 

dropped file types.