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    Home FortiMail 7.2.3 CLI Reference
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    safelist

    safelist

    Use this command to configure safelist operations.

    Syntax

    execute safelist add

    execute safelist backup

    execute safelist purge

    execute safelist remove

    execute safelist restore

    Variable

    Description

    Default
    add

    Add a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist add [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <list-content>

    execute safelist add [system] <list-content>

    backup

    Backup a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist to a TFTP server, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist backup [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

    execute safelist backup [system] <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

    purge

    Purge a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist purge [domain | user] <domain-name-list | user-name-list>

    execute safelist purge [system]

    remove

    Remove a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist remove [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <list-content>

    execute safelist remove [system] <list-content>

    restore

    Restore a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist from a TFTP server, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist restore [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

    execute safelist restore [system] <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

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    safelist

    safelist

    Use this command to configure safelist operations.

    Syntax

    execute safelist add

    execute safelist backup

    execute safelist purge

    execute safelist remove

    execute safelist restore

    Variable

    Description

    Default
    add

    Add a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist add [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <list-content>

    execute safelist add [system] <list-content>

    backup

    Backup a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist to a TFTP server, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist backup [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

    execute safelist backup [system] <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

    purge

    Purge a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist purge [domain | user] <domain-name-list | user-name-list>

    execute safelist purge [system]

    remove

    Remove a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist remove [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <list-content>

    execute safelist remove [system] <list-content>

    restore

    Restore a domain or user level safelist, or system level safelist from a TFTP server, as shown below (respectively):

    execute safelist restore [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name> <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

    execute safelist restore [system] <tftp-server-ip> <file-name>

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    blocklist

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