Enabling and disabling file screening
Enabling and disabling FPolicy
The FPolicy feature is enabled by default. To enable or disable the FPolicy feature, complete the following step.
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Enter the following command:
options fpolicy enable [on | off]
Note Disabling the FPolicy feature will override the enable/disable settings for individual policies and will disable all policies.
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Creating a file policy
To create a file policy, complete the following step.
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Enter the following command:
fpolicy create PolicyName PolicyType
PolicyName is the policy name for the file screening policy you want to create.
PolicyType is the policy group to which this file screening policy will belong. Currently, the only supported policy type is screen.
Example
fpolicy create policy1 screen
Note To use the policy you've created, make sure to enable the policy and to enable file screening using the fpolicy.enable option.
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Enabling a specific file policy
To enable a specific file policy, complete the following step.
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Enter the following command:
fpolicy enable PolicyName
PolicyName is the policy name for the file screening policy you want to enable.
Example
fpolicy enable policy1
Note To activate file screening, make sure that options fpolicy.enable is turned on.
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Disabling a specific file policy
To disable a specific file policy, complete the following step.
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Enter the following command:
fpolicy disable PolicyName
PolicyName is the name of the file screening policy you wish to disable.
Example
fpolicy disable policy1
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Deleting a file policy
To delete a file policy, complete the following step.
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Enter the following command:
fpolicy destroy PolicyName
PolicyName is the policy name for the file screening policy you want to delete.
Example
fpolicy destroy policy1
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