Adding an Inbound Rule Condition
How to get hereUse this dialog to create a rule filter.
- Domain Name (Official Host Name or OHN ). The current domain name used to address mail to the users on the mail domain is displayed. For example, company.com is the domain name in the address john.public@company.com.
- Field. Select the message field that you want to filter: From, To, Subject, Sender, Body, or Header.
- Comparison. Select Contains to have the delivery rule filter messages that contain the search text. Select Does Not Contain to have the delivery rule filter messages that do not contain the search text.
- Search Text. Enter search text or specify an external file that contains the text you want to search. Enter the search text by doing one or more of the following:
- Enter the literal text that you want to search for. For example, if you want to find the word "jazz", enter: jazz
- Type search expressions and quantifiers as shown in text patterns.
- Paste a portion of a mail message that meets your search criteria. For example, you could copy and paste text such as "XMSMailPriority(High)" from the header of a message; this would search for High priority messages.
- Match Case. Select to search for text that matches the case of the search text. To ignore the text case, clear Match Case.
- Add. Click Add to save changes.
- Cancel. Click Cancel to exit without saving changes.