Surf Control 5.2.4 manual Adding a filtering rule

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POLICY MANAGER

Global Policy

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2 of the items match

3 of the items match

4 of the items match

5 of the items match

9Each different filtering target has the appropriate matching condition(s). Choose one of the targets from the drop-down list:

Is

Is not

Contains

Does not contain

Matches (wildcard character * and ? supported)

Does not match (wildcard character * and ? supported)

Matches regular expression

Does not match regular expression

Equals

Does not equal to

Is less than

Is less than or equal to

Is greater than

Is greater than or equal to

10Enter a matching value (such as keywords, e-mail address, 1024KB and others) into the field to the right of the matching conditions.

11RiskFilter executes filtering rules in turn, and checks whether the condition matches a rule which can be triggered. If you need to adjust the order of the filtering rules, click the Adjust icon on the left, and adjust as required.

12Set the action that will be taken if the filter is triggered. See Step 2 - Defining the action on page 67 for details on what these actions are.

13Click Submit to save these new settings.

Adding a filtering rule

To add a filtering rule you need to can add a new Content Guardian filter.

To add a new Content Guardian filter:

1Select Global Policy from the Policy Manager tab.

2Click Filters. The Global Policy Filter list screen is displayed.

3Click Add. The Create New Filter screen is displayed.

4Select Content Guardian and click Next.

5Click Add in the Filter Criteria section.

6New fields will appear beneath the existing rule/s where you can specify conditions for your new rule.

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Surf Control 5.2.4 manual Adding a filtering rule