The file-frame web-reputation add black-host command adds user-defined suspicious websites.
The undo file-frame web-reputation add black-host command deletes user-defined suspicious websites.
file-frame web-reputation add black-host host-text
undo file-frame web-reputation add black-host [ host-text ]
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| host-text | Specifies the domain name of a user-defined suspicious website. |
The value is a string of 1 to 255 characters, without special character slash (/), back slash (\), number sign (#), double quotation mark ("), question mark (?), or space. |
The undo file-frame web-reputation add black-host command deletes all user-defined suspicious websites. The undo file-frame web-reputation add black-host host-text command deletes a specified user-defined suspicious website.
After the domain name of a website is added to the user-defined suspicious website list, if the traffic of the website matches the matching condition in the APT defense configuration file, the FW extracts files from the network traffic and sends the files to the sandbox for further detection.
In contrast, if the traffic of a user-defined credible website matches the matching condition in the APT defense configuration file, the FW does not extract files from the network traffic, skipping the sandbox detection.
If a domain name is included in both the user-defined credible website list and user-defined suspicious website list, it is matched to a user-defined suspicious website because the matching priority of the user-defined suspicious website is higher than that of the user-defined credible website.