sys url-db url-category

sys url-db url-category(1)				BIG-IP TMSH Manual				sys url-db url-category(1)

NAME
       url-category - Configures URL categories for URL classification and filtering

MODULE
       sys url-db

SYNTAX
       Configure a url-category component within the  module using the syntax shown in the following sections.

   CREATE/MODIFY
       Each url-category consists of the object name (/Common/Business_and_Economy), a display-name ("Business and Economy") which
       is a more user-friendly category name, and a category number. The hundreds and thousands of URLs under a url-category are
       stored in a database. You can create your own url-category (custom category) and you can add more URLs to an existing
       category (recategorization).

	create url-db url-category [name]
	  options:
	    display-name [string]
	    description [string]
	    initial-disposition [integer]
	    is-security-category [string]
	    parent-cat-number [integer]
	    severity-level [integer]
	    urls [add | delete | modify | replace-all-with] {
		[string]
	    }

	modify url-db url-category [name]
	    initial-disposition [integer]
	    is-security-category [string]
	    parent-cat-number [integer]
	    severity-level [integer]
	    urls [add | delete | modify | replace-all-with] {
		[string]
	    }

   DISPLAY
	list url-category
	list url-category [ [ [name] | [glob] | [regex] ] ... ]
	  options:
	    all-properties
	    non-default-properties
	    one-line
	    partition

DESCRIPTION
       Configures a url-category

       NOTE: When you create a new url-category, you must provide a display-name. However, after creation it cannot be changed to
       another value. The system will provide a cat-number for your newly created url-category. The number is an integer greater
       than 1900. The url-category you create is considered to be a custom URL category, and so the is-custom flag will be set to
       true.

       NOTE: The only change you can make to a system provided url-category is to add one or more URLs to its list of URLs. This
       is called recategorization, and the is-recategory flag will be set to true. You need to do this if the URL does not already
       exist in the database.

EXAMPLES
       create url-category my-own-url-cat display-name "My Own URL Category" urls add { http://a.url.com
       http://www.another.url.org }

       Creates a new url-category. The new url-category you create is known as a custom category, as opposed to a system provided
       url-category. In this case, you must specify the display-name and at least one URL.

       modify url-category my-own-url initial-disposition 4 parent-category 0

       Modify the initial-disposition and parent-category in a customized url-category.

       modify url-category Business_and_Economy urls add { http://www.theneomarxist.com }

       Modify a system provided url-category by adding a URL to it. This action is called recategorization. The url-category is
       recategorized.

OPTIONS
       cat-number
	    Shows a unique category number. Custom URL categories have numbers greater than 1900. This is a read-only attribute.

       description
	    Specifies a unique description for the URL category.

       display-name
	    Specifies a user-friendly name that describes what the URL category represents. This attribute cannot be changed after
	    creation.

       initial-disposition
	    Specifies the action to be taken when a certain URL category is not listed in any url-filter.

       is-custom
	    This flag is set by the system when you create your own URL category. This attribute is read-only.

       is-security-category
	    This flag is not being used. This attribute is read-only.

       parent-cat-number
	    Specifies the category number of a parent url-category. 0 denotes no parent.

       severity-level
	    Specifies the severity level.

SEE ALSO
       sys url-db download-result sys url-db download-schedule and apm url-filter

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