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594 Field descriptions
Policy field descriptions
Rule Properties—Advanced Services tab
Use the Advanced Services tab to create special rule services that are not included as part of the
standard services. An example of the use of a special service would be to limit the length of lines in the
body of an SMTP message.
Note: The syntax must be correct; consult Symantec Technical Support for the exact syntax required
for the special rule service you are creating.
Associated tasks
The task that you can perform with this tab is:
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“Using advanced service parameters for nonstandard services” on page 279
Rule Properties—Authentication tab
The Authentication tab lets you specify an authentication scheme to be used with the rule and users or
user groups who must authenticate.
Associated tasks
The task that you can perform with this tab is:
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“Adding authentication to rules” on page 276
Table D-27 Rule Properties—Advanced Services tab
Field Description
Parameters list Lists the parameters for services that have been added to the rule.
Parameter Lets you add, modify, or delete the syntax for the advanced service.
The syntax must be correct. Contact Symantec Technical Support for the exact syntax.
Table D-28 Rule Properties—Authentication tab
Field Description
Use Out-of-Band
authentication Indicates whether Out-of-Band authentication is enabled for this rule.
This option is unchecked by default.
OOBA provides authentication for proxies such as the GSP proxy that do not have
authentication by default.
To use OOBA, you must define the authentication scheme that OOBA uses, and configure the
OOBA daemon.
Authentication
scheme Displays the authentication scheme that is being used for this rule.
You must select an authentication scheme to use authentication in a rule.
The default is (none), meaning that authentication is not applied to the rule.
Included network
users Displays users who must authenticate.
For a new rule, the list is empty until you add user accounts to it.
Included user
groups Displays users groups whose members must authenticate.
All members of user groups that you add are required to authenticate unless you specifically
exclude a user by adding it to the Excluded network users list.