Defining Email Policies > Connections tab > Configuring inbound mail routing rules
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Enter a Rule Name. This is required.
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In the Apply To field, enter one or more recipients for the rule to apply to. These can be individual email addresses, groups configured in Forcepoint Email Security Cloud, or domain names. You can enter multiple recipients, separated by commas.
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To apply the rule only to confidential messages encrypted with PGP, mark PGP Encrypted only.
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Optionally, select a Security value: Unenforced, Encrypt, Encrypt+CN, Verify, or Verify+CN. See Encryption tab for further information.
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If you are enforcing security, select an Encryption Strength: 128 or 256.
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Click Add Mail Host to add a receiving mail server to the rule.
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Enter a Host Name (for example mail.mycompany.com) for the server. If the host name cannot be resolved on the Internet, enter an IP Address for the server as well. Click the button to confirm.
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To enable the rule for use, mark Enabled.
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At least one mail host in the list must pass the check for the rule to be saved as enabled. If the check fails, you can still save the rule, but you must first clear the Enabled check box.
If you make changes to the rule, for example changing the recipients it applies to or editing the Security settings, each mail host must be rechecked. Click the Check all mail hosts button to run the check again.
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Defining Email Policies > Connections tab > Configuring inbound mail routing rules
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