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Rules are the means by which messaging policies are applied to message traffic in Cloud Email Gateway Protection. At any time, administrators can see the rules that apply to their organizations, and make changes to the rules that comprise their policy, rename the rules, query the rules, reorder the rules, and create new rules. Each rule can be disabled if desired without losing its definition, and re-enabled at a later time.

Policy Rule Tasks

Task
Step
Adding Policy Rules
Tip
Tip
A new rule may be similar to the one you already have. In this case, it is easier to copy the rule and edit it rather than create a new rule from scratch.
Click Add.
  1. Define the basic information about the rule (rule name, whether it is enabled or not, and notes about the rule).
  2. Select the address(es), domains(s) or group(s) that the rule applies to.
  3. Select and configure criteria.
  4. Select and configure actions.
Copying Policy Rules
In the rule list, select the rule or rules to copy. Click Copy.
Editing Policy Rules
In the rule list, click the name of the rule you want to edit and follow the procedures in the Adding Policy Rules task.
Reordering Policy Rules
In the rule list, do either of the following to reorder policy rules:
  • Click the up or down arrow button to move rules up or down.
  • Double-click the order number of a rule in the Order column and specify a new order number for the rule.
Enabling or Disabling Policy Rules
In the rule list, click the icon to the left of the rule name to enable or disable the rule.
Deleting Policy Rules
In the rule list, select the rule or rules to delete. Click Delete.
Querying Policy Rules
Use the following criteria to perform a rule query:
  • Sender: Specify a sender address to search for rules that match this address.
  • Recipient: Specify a recipient address to search for rules that match this address.
    Note
    Note
    For Sender and Recipient, the supported formats are name@info.example.com, *@example.com and *@info.example.com. Wildcard domain is not supported in query.
  • Rule: Specify a rule name to search for rules that match this name.
  • Status: Select Enabled or Disabled to search for rules in the specific status.
    Note
    Note
    For content filtering policy rules, Criteria type is provided to narrow down the search results by certain types of criteria.
  • Level: Select Organization or User/Group to search for rules at the specific level.
  • Migration status: Select Error, Warning, or Fixed/Confirmed/Successful to search for rules in the specific status.