Emails

The Emails library item allows you to create email groups that can later be used in email traffic filtering rules and notifications.

To add a new email group, follow these steps:

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Description

Step 1. Create an email group.

In the Email groups pane, click Add and give a name to the new group.

Step 2. Add emails to the group.

Highlight the group just created, click Add in the Emails pane, and add the desired email addresses.

The administrator can create custom email lists and distribute them centrally to all UserGate firewalls. To create such a list, follow these steps:

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Description

Step 1. Create a file with the relevant email list.

Create a file named list.txt with the email list.

Step 2. Create an archive containing this file.

Put the file in a ZIP archive named list.zip.

Step 3. Create a version file for the list.

Create a file named version.txt and specify the database version number inside it, such as 3. On each update of the morphological dictionary, the version number must be incremented.

Step 4. Upload the files to a web server.

Upload the list.zip and version.txt files to your website so that they can be downloaded.

Step 5. Create an email list and specify an update URL for it.

On each NGFW, create an email list. When creating the list, select Updatable as the list type and enter the address for downloading updates. When creating the list, select Updatable as the list type and enter the address for downloading updates. The schedule can be configured in the list properties. The available options are:

  • Disabled: update checking will not be performed for the selected item

  • Daily

  • Weekly

  • Monthly

  • Every ... hours

  • Every ... minutes

  • Advanced.

With the Advanced option, a crontab-like format is used where the date/time string consists of six space-separated fields. The fields specify the time as follows: (minutes: 0-59) (hours: 0-23) (days of the month: 1-31) (month: 1-12) (days of the week: 0-6, where 0 is Sunday). Each of the first five fields can be defined using:

  • An asterisk (*) denotes the entire range (from the first number to the last).

  • A dash (-) denotes a number range. For example, "5-7" means 5, 6, and 7.

  • Lists: comma-separated numbers or ranges. For example, "1,5,10,11" or "1-11,19-23".

  • An asterisk or range spacing: used for spacing out values in ranges. The increment is given after a slash. Examples: "2-10/2" means "2,4,6,8,10" while "*/2" in the "hours" field means "every two hours".