Use the CLI commands in this procedure to enable or disable URL Dynamic Analysis.
Go to CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Enable the settings for URL Dynamic Analysis.
hostname (config) # email-analysis url-dynamic-analysis enable
Save your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory
Verify the status for URL Dynamic Analysis. You can also verify the network connectivity settings for the live ether1 or ether2 interface and (if used) the proxy server.
hostname (config) # show email-analysis url-dynamic-analysis
Email-Analysis url dynamic analysis configuration:
Live Interface: ether2Feature Enabled: yes
Default Gateway: 172.16.1.1
External IP: 172.16.0.0/12
Internal IP: 169.254.100.1/24
Name Server: 172.16.2.1
Http Proxy: 10.10.10.5:8080
Http Proxy Authentication: admin/********
Download Complete Timeout (sec): 120
Download Response Timeout (sec): 30
Download Disable Time (sec): 1500
Go to CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Disable URL Dynamic Analysis.
hostname (config) # no email-analysis url-dynamic-analysis enable
Save your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory
Verify the status for URL Dynamic Analysis.
hostname (config) # show email-analysis url-dynamic-analysis
Email-Analysis url dynamic analysis configuration:
Live Interface: ether2Feature Enabled: no
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URL Client-Side Redirection Detection Configuration
CLI commands are available to enable or disable the capability to handle Dynamic URL Analysis detection of client-side URL redirection.
_debug analysis live client-redirect enable_debug no analysis live client-redirect enable
The client-side redirection feature is enabled by default. This feature can only be implemented with CLI.
If any redirections are detected, the resulting URLs are written to a file, where additional Dynamic URL Analysis is performed
There is no limit on the number of redirections that can be detected. There is a timeout of five seconds for one redirection and a general timeout after seven seconds.