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Table 18 Filtering entries and filtering keywords configuration task list

Task Description

Configuring keyword filtering
entries

Keyword filtering entries include:

HTTP keyword filtering entries—For header filtering and body filtering in

HTTP filtering policies.

SMTP keyword filtering entries—For subject filtering, body filtering, and

attachment content filtering in SMTP filtering policies.

POP3 keyword filtering entries—For subject filtering, body filtering, and

attachment content filtering in POP3 filtering policies.

FTP keyword filtering entries—For command word filtering in FTP filtering

polices.

Telnet keyword filtering entries—For command word filtering in Telnet

filtering policies.

By default, no keyword filtering entries exist.

Configuring URL hostname
filtering entries

Used for URL hostname filtering in HTTP filtering policies.
By default, no URL hostname filtering entries exist.

Configuring filename filtering
entries

Filename filtering entries include:

SMTP filename filtering entries—For attachment name filtering in SMTP

filtering policies.

POP3 filename filtering entries—For attachment name filtering in POP3

filtering policies.

FTP filename filtering entries—For upload filename filtering and

download filename filtering in FTP filtering policies.

By default, no filename filtering entries exist.

Configuring email address
filtering entries

Email address filtering entries include:

SMTP email address filtering entries—For sender filtering and receiver

filtering in SMTP filtering policies.

POP3 email address filtering entries—For sender filtering and receiver

filtering in POP3 filtering policies.

By default, no mail address filtering entries exist.

Configuring URL parameter
filtering keywords

Add keywords to be used for URL parameter filtering in HTTP filtering
policies.
By default, the system has the following URL parameter filtering keywords:

^select$, ^insert$, ^update$, ^delete$, ^drop$, --, ‘, ^exec$, and %27.

Configuring java blocking
keywords

Used for Java applet blocking in HTTP filtering policies.
By default, the following Java suffix keywords exist: .class and .jar.

Configuring ActiveX blocking
keywords

Used for ActiveX blocking in HTTP filtering policies.
By default, the system has the ActiveX suffix keyword: .ocx.

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Configure content filtering policies
Content filtering policies fall into HTTP filtering policies, SMTP filtering policies, POP3 filtering
policies, FTP filtering policies, and Telnet filtering policies. You can configure one or more content

filtering policies as needed.