Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 用户指南

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Cisco AsyncOS 9.5 for Email User Guide
 
Appendix C      Example of Mail Policies and Content Filters
  Overview of Incoming Mail Policies
Step 4
Define users for the policy.
You define whether the user is a sender or a recipient. (See 
for more detail.) The form shown in 
 defaults to recipients for incoming mail policies and 
to senders for outgoing mail policies.
Users for a given policy can be defined in the following ways:
Full email address: 
user@example.com
Partial email address: 
user@
All users in a domain: 
@example.com
All users in a partial domain: 
@.example.com
By matching an LDAP Query
Note
Entries for users are case-insensitive in both the GUI and CLI in AsyncOS. For example, if you 
enter the recipient 
Joe@
 for a user, a message sent to 
joe@example.com
 will match. 
If you store user information within LDAP directories in your network infrastructure — for 
example, in Microsoft Active Directory, SunONE Directory Server (formerly known as “iPlanet 
Directory Server”), or Open LDAP directories — you can configure the appliance to query your 
LDAP servers for the purposes of accepting recipient addresses, rerouting messages to alternate 
addresses and/or mail hosts, masquerading headers, and determining if messages have recipients or 
senders from specific groups. 
If you have configured the appliance to do so, you can use the configured queries to define users for 
a mail policy. 
See 
 for more information. 
Figure C-4
Defining Users for a Policy
Step 5
Click the Add button to add users into the Current Users list. 
Policies can contain mixtures of senders, recipients, and LDAP queries.