Installation guide

Configuring instant messaging 16-51
Chapter 16: PBX Feature Configuration
Wave Global Administrator Guide
3 In the Filter section, you enable or disable the content filter and enter the regular
expressions that make up the filter.
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Disabled. Select this checkbox to inactivate the content filter so that it is not applied
to instant message traffic.
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Enabled. Select this checkbox to activate the content filter so that it is applied to
instant message traffic.
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Patterns. Enter the content that you want to filter on. You can enter one or more
regular expressions. Separate multiple regular expressions with commas.
There are many elements that can go into creating a content filter pattern, but here are
some examples:
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Social Security number: \d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}
• 10-digit phone number: [(]?\d{3}[\s-)]*?\d{3}[-]?\d{4}
• Words similar to “restrict”, including “restricting”, “restricted”, and so forth:
restrict[\w]*?
4 In the On Content Match section, you specify the action that will occur when there is a
content match.
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Reject. Select this checkbox to reject the message if there is a content match.
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Allow. Select this checkbox to allow the message if there is a content match.
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Mask. Optionally, enter the text string that will replace the matching content in the
message.
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Enable mask. Select this checkbox to enable the mask.
5 In the
Rejection Notification section, you specify whether or not to notify the sender when a
message is rejected due to a content match.
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Disabled. Select this checkbox if you do not want to notify the sender that a message
has been rejected due to a content match.
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Enabled. Select this checkbox to notify a user that a message has been rejected due to
a content match.
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Rejection message. Enter the text of the rejection message.
Release 2.0
September 2010