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Ironport content filters w/headers

cabalss01
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Hi

 

If I have a content filter acting on incoming mail which adds or edits a header, does this immediately affect the header, ie. can I immediately afterwards have an incoming filter which uses the header as a condition?

 

John

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Mathew Huynh
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hey John,

 

If you're using content filters where content filter #1 on the list adds/edits header

This takes action first

 

Then if you have a second content filter which looks for this added or edited header, then it'll take action if the header matches the condition of the filter.

 

However if your content filter #1 is taking action on a header that should be available but not yet added due to the ordering, you just need to reorder your filters.

 

 

Regards,

Matthew

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tsilveruits
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That shouldn't be a problem. We are doing that in our environment.

Thanks Tim.  So, you're using your header as a filter in the same incoming policy?  Can you elaborate on why you are doing this?

 

John

Mathew Huynh
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hey John,

 

If you're using content filters where content filter #1 on the list adds/edits header

This takes action first

 

Then if you have a second content filter which looks for this added or edited header, then it'll take action if the header matches the condition of the filter.

 

However if your content filter #1 is taking action on a header that should be available but not yet added due to the ordering, you just need to reorder your filters.

 

 

Regards,

Matthew