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    • CLI Reference

    Home FortiMail 7.6.0 CLI Reference
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    blocklist

    blocklist

    Use this command to configure blocklist operations.

    Syntax

    execute blocklist add

    execute blocklist backup

    execute blocklist display

    execute blocklist purge

    execute blocklist remove

    execute blocklist restore

    Variable

    Description

    Default
    add

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

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

    execute blocklist add [system] <list-content>

    backup

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

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

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

    display

    Dispaly a domain or user level blocklist, or system level blocklist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute blocklist display [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name>

    execute blocklist display [system]

    purge

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

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

    execute blocklist purge [system]

    remove

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

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

    execute blocklist remove [system] <list-content>

    restore

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

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

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

    Related topics

    safelist

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    blocklist

    blocklist

    Use this command to configure blocklist operations.

    Syntax

    execute blocklist add

    execute blocklist backup

    execute blocklist display

    execute blocklist purge

    execute blocklist remove

    execute blocklist restore

    Variable

    Description

    Default
    add

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

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

    execute blocklist add [system] <list-content>

    backup

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

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

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

    display

    Dispaly a domain or user level blocklist, or system level blocklist, as shown below (respectively):

    execute blocklist display [domain | user] <domain-name | user-name>

    execute blocklist display [system]

    purge

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

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

    execute blocklist purge [system]

    remove

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

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

    execute blocklist remove [system] <list-content>

    restore

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

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

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

    Related topics

    safelist

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