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Creating Web or Secure Web Application Defenses<br />

Configuring the Add New File Extension window<br />

This window allows you to specify additional file extensions on which<br />

to filter. In the File Extension field, type the extension that you want to<br />

add, and then click Add. The file extension is added to the Custom file<br />

extension list. If you select the Custom file extension option, all file<br />

extensions listed in the box will be allowed, denied, or filtered<br />

depending on the action you select.<br />

Configuring the Default filtering rule action<br />

The default filter rule is a catch-all rule designed to occupy the last<br />

position in your rule table. To modify the default action for the default<br />

MIME filtering rule, do the followings:<br />

1. Select the default rule in the table and click Modify. The MIME Default<br />

Action window appears.<br />

2. Select the appropriate action for this rule and then click OK.<br />

Allow—The default rule is initially configured to allow all data that<br />

does not match other filter rules. If you leave the default rule as an<br />

allow rule, you must create filter rules that require virus scanning or<br />

explicitly deny any MIME types that you do not want to allow, and<br />

place them in front <strong>of</strong> the default allow rule.<br />

Deny—If you prefer the default rule to deny all data that did not<br />

match a filter rule, you must create the appropriate virus scan and<br />

allow rules and place them in front <strong>of</strong> the default deny rule.<br />

Virus Scan—If you want to perform virus scanning for traffic that<br />

does not match any allow or deny filter rules you create, select this<br />

option. You will then need to create the appropriate allow and<br />

deny rules that will not require scanning.<br />

Configuring the Web/Secure Web Content Control tab<br />

To configure content control properties for a Web/Secure Web<br />

defense, click the Content Control tab. The following window<br />

appears.<br />

Configuring Application Defenses 6-17

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