Use the CLI commands in this topic to delete rules from a blocked list using the CLI.
Go to CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Specify the type of rule to delete from a blocked list.
To delete the block policy rule based on the email address of the sender:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list sender-email-address <email_address>
To delete the block policy rule based on the domain of the sender:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list sender-domain <domain_name>
To delete the block policy rule based on the IP address of the sender:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list sender-ip <IP_address>
To delete the block policy rule based on the URL:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list url <URL>
To delete the block policy rule based on the MD5 checksum attachment:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list md5sum <MD5_checksum_attachment>
Save your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory
Examples
This example deletes the email address of the sender from a blocked list:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list sender-email-address admin1920@yahoo\.com
This example deletes the domain of the sender from a blocked list:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list sender-domain nodomain\.net
This example deletes the IP address of the sender from a blocked list:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list sender-ip 44\.33\.22\.11
This example deletes the URL from a blocked list:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list url http://www.mai-tumai.com
This example deletes the MD5 checksum attachment from a blocked list:
hostname (config) # no email-analysis blocked-list md5sum 227bc609651f929e367c3b2b79e09d5b