Select Notify administrator to enable notifications for
this content filtering policy.
Under People to notify, click Show
details to expand and configure the following:
To—the global email address(es) appear in this
field. You can enter additional email addresses, separated by a
semicolon, to create unique notifications.
Subject—type a subject that will appear in the
subject line of the email (for example: Content Filtering
Notification).
Message—you can create a unique message using
variables like: [Server Name], [Content Rules], [Date], [Time], [File
Name/Web Content Title], [File/Web Content Location], [Action], and
[Violator].
Note
The available variables appear in the left window, and the message
body in the right window.
Under Settings, choose the delivery options for this
notification according to the following:
Send consolidated notifications every [xx] [hours or
days]—select this option to send a notification
according to the number of hours or days you type in the variable
field.
Send consolidated notifications every [xx]
occurrences—select this option to send a notification
after a certain number of occurrences as you stipulate in the variable
field.
Send individual notifications—select this option
to send a notification each time an event occurs.
Under Advanced Notification, select
SNMP to enable this option.
Click Show details to expand the options, and configure
according to the following:
IP Address
Community
Message—create a message as stated in Step 2 of
this procedure.
Select Write to Windows event log to write each
notification to the Windows event log.