About the Internal Domain Screen
Overview
On the Internal Domain screen, you can view, add, update, and delete internal domains and excluded addresses.
There are three types of Internal Domain screen: one for Tenant Settings, one for Group Settings, and one for User Settings.
How to Access the Internal Domain Screen
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Tenant Settings
In the Tenant Settings screen, click Internal Domain in the menu on the left of the screen. -
Group Settings
In the Group Settings screen, click Internal Domain in the menu on the left of the screen. -
User Settings
In the User Settings screen, click Internal Domain in the menu on the left of the screen.
Internal Domain Screen

Internal Domain Tab

Items in the Internal Domain List
| No | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Internal domain name | Refer to Internal domain name here. |
| 2 | Internal domain match type | Refer to Internal domain match type here. |
| 3 | Type | Refer to Scope here. |
| 4 | Operation () | Performs the status change operation for that internal domain. |
| 5 | Operation () | Performs the delete operation for that internal domain. |
Adding an Internal Domain
Clicking Add displays the Add Internal Domain screen.
For details on the Add Internal Domain screen, refer to here.
Bulk-Adding Internal Domains
Clicking Bulk Add displays the Bulk Add Internal Domain screen.
For details on the Bulk Add Internal Domain screen, refer to here.
Downloading Internal Domains
Clicking Download downloads the internal domain information file.
Updating an Internal Domain
Clicking an internal domain's internal domain name in the internal domain list displays the Internal Domain Update screen for that internal domain.
For details on the Internal Domain Update screen, refer to here.
Changing an Internal Domain's Status
The meaning of the toggle buttons in the Operation column of the internal domain list is as follows.
| Toggle button | Description |
|---|---|
| Means that the internal domain is enabled. Clicking it disables the internal domain. | |
| Means that the internal domain is disabled. Clicking it enables the internal domain. |
Deleting an Internal Domain
Clicking in the Operation column of the internal domain list deletes that internal domain.
Excluded Address Tab

Items in the Excluded Address List
| No | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Excluded address | Refer to Excluded address here. |
| 2 | Type | Refer to Scope here. |
| 3 | Operation () | Performs the status change operation for that excluded address. |
| 4 | Operation () | Performs the delete operation for that excluded address. |
Adding an Excluded Address
Clicking Add displays the Add Excluded Address screen.
For details on the Add Excluded Address screen, refer to here.
Bulk-Adding Excluded Addresses
Clicking Bulk Add displays the Bulk Add Excluded Address screen.
For details on the Bulk Add Excluded Address screen, refer to here.
Downloading Excluded Addresses
Clicking Download downloads the excluded address information file.
Updating an Excluded Address
Clicking an excluded address in the excluded address list displays the Excluded Address Update screen for that excluded address.
For details on the Excluded Address Update screen, refer to here.
Changing an Excluded Address's Status
The meaning of the toggle buttons in the Operation column of the excluded address list is as follows.
| Toggle button | Description |
|---|---|
| Means that the excluded address is enabled. Clicking it disables the excluded address. | |
| Means that the excluded address is disabled. Clicking it enables the excluded address. |
Deleting an Excluded Address
Clicking in the Operation column of the excluded address list deletes that excluded address.