ZyXEL Communications 4.04 Antispam Commands, 3.1 Command Summary, Table 9 as Commands, Table 8 as Command Input Values, ZyWALL (ZyNOS) CLI Reference Guide

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Antispam Commands

Use these commands to configure antispam settings on the ZyWALL.

3.1 Command Summary

The following table describes the values required for many antispam (as) commands. Other values are discussed with the corresponding commands.

Table 8 as Command Input Values

LABEL	DESCRIPTION
interface	Specifies an interface. The options are lanwan1dmzwlanvpn (not case
	sensitive)
number, start-	Specifies an index number less than or equal to the total number of entries on a
number, end-	black or white list.
number
timeout	Specifies the timeout period in seconds.

The following section lists the commands for this feature.

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Table 9 as Commands

COMMAND	DESCRIPTION	M
as asAction [01]	When the mail session limit has been exceeded the ZyWALL	R+B
	either forwards further mail to recipients (0) or blocks further
	mail (1).
as delete blackRule	Deletes the blacklist filter. The user can delete one filter or a	R+B
<numberstart-number>[end-	set of filters.
number]
as delete whiteRule	Deletes the whitelist filter. The user can delete one filter or a	R+B
<numberstart-number>[end-	set of filters.
number]
as dir <interface><interface>	Enables or disables antispam checking depending on the	R+B
<onoff>	source and destination of the mail.
as display antispam	Displays the antispam configuration.	R+B
as display runtimedata	Displays runtime data for the antispam ACL (Access Control	R+B
<allblackwhite>	List) structure.
[allipmimeemailsubject]
as display serverlist	Displays the list of rating servers. The rating server provides	R+B
	a score for each mail on how likely it is to be spam or not.
as enable <01>	Enables (1) or disables (0) antispam.	R+B

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