Message Security Batch Reference Guide > Batch Commands > iplock delete

iplock delete

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Description

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Related Commands

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The iplock delete command removes all domains with IP limitations configured in the specified email configuration organization.

This command is applicable to the Google Message Security, Google Message Discovery, and Google Message Filtering products only.

Syntax

iplock delete org=<email config org name>

Example

iplock delete org=sales_email_config

Description

Removes all IP locks for all domains that are configured in an email config organization, <email config org name>. To selectively remove individual IP locks, see iplock delete_range.

<email config org name> -- The name of the organization where this configuration will be configured. These configurations affect the email config organization and all sub-orgs. The sub-org’s settings will be overwritten when parent org IP settings change. Peer organizations or organizations higher in the hierarchy are not overwritten.

Enclose <email config org name> in double quotes or preceded with a ‘\’ symbol if it contains a quote (‘), double quote (“), backslash (\), apostrophe, commas, #, = symbols.

<domain name> -- The name of the sender’s domain whose messages are locked to this organization. This domain can be the message’s envelope MAIL FROM address or the message’s header From: address.

<IP address>[CIDR subnet]-- The NetBlock with the IP address and the optional subnet. The Internet Protocol (IP) address used by the IP locked domain. In addition to an IP address, a subnetwork can be listed using Classless Internet Domain Routing (CIDR) notation. This NetBlock is necessary for command to be processed, however it it not used. This command clears all NetBlocks configured in the organization.

WARNING: The <IP address> is necessary for the command to be processed, however, all entries of this domain are deleted. Any sub-org’s domains are deleted when parent org IP settings change. Peer organizations or organizations higher in the hierarchy are not overwritten.

Authorization

Read: Application Management, Junk Email Settings

Write: Application Management, Junk Email Settings

Classification

Batch Org IP management

Notes

If an email config organization is converted to a simple organization, the IP locks for any domain associated with the email config is deleted. The information is not retained.

In addition when using a batch file, comments begin with a ‘#’ hash symbol. If not on a separate line, the hash symbol could be interpreted as part of a user or organization name.

Related Commands

Batch Commands: iplock add_range, iplock delete_range, iplock display, iplock set_disposition

Related Fields

Input: orgname, domainname

Related: is_email_config

See Also

Building a Batch File

The Message Security Administration Guide, “IP Ranges and Security”, and “Avoid Spoofing”