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Click Add Rule.
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Enter a Rule name.
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Select an Attachment size and a Message size from the drop-down lists. For example, you might choose to park any attachment with a size of 2MB or larger in messages that are 3MB or larger in size.
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Under Apply To, define who the rule affects. By default, the rule applies to all the senders (for an outbound rule) or recipients (for an inbound rule) in the policy. Alternatively you can apply the rule to only the senders or recipients that you specify. Enter the domains, addresses, or groups to include, separated by commas.
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To excludes certain sender and recipients from your rule, select Exclude these senders and recipients, then list the domains, addresses, or groups to exclude, separated by commas. For example, you can specify that a rule does not apply if an email is from xyz@externaldomain.com or is sent to xyz@internaldomain.com. You can enter up to 65,535 characters.
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Under Annotations, you can edit the annotation that appears in the original message sent to the recipient. A default annotation like the one below is included.
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The date Forcepoint Email Security Cloud received the email that generated the annotation. This date is based on the time zone set on the Notification Email screen.
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Under Notification Options, select who should be notified about the parked attachment. In all cases, you have the option to include the original message with the notification.
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Click Submit when done.
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