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Table 4-7
Compliance conditions (continued)
Examples Test against Condition
jane
example.com
jane@example.com
To:
message header To: address
jane
example.com
jane@example.com
To:, Cc:,
and
Bcc:
message headers
To:/Cc:/Bcc: address
The following table shows the addtional fields available when you add a condition.
Table 4-8
Additional fields for adding conditions
Information required Condition
Choose one of three options:
■ Click the first radio button, choose
contains or does not contain, type a
frequency and keyword.
■ Click the second radio button, choose a
test type, and type a keyword.
■
Click the third radio button, choose
matches or does not match, and type a
regular expression.
Attachment content, Bcc: address, Body, Cc:
address, Envelope HELO, Envelope recipient,
Envelope sender, From: address,
From/To/Cc/Bcc: address, Subject, To:
address, To:/CC:/Bcc: address
Choose a ditionary from the drop-down list,
and type a word frequency in the box.
Any part of the message
Choose one of three options:
■ Click the first radio button and choose
an attachement list.
■
Click the second radio button and type a
filename.
■
Clilck the third radio button and type a
MIME type.
This condition will also flag attachments
that are within container files.
Attachment type
No additional information is needed. This
condition flags all messages not filtered by
a higher precedence policy.
For all messages
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