Definition of the Destination Object
Field | Required | Type | Description | Values | Comments |
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destination_type | yes | Enumerator | [WEB_APPLICATION, CLOUD_APPLICATION, EMAIL_ADDRESS] |
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http_request_url | yes-only for Web | String |
"https://www.facebook.com/responses?usersname=asi&status= never_been_on_facebook" |
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http_request_url _hostname |
No | String |
"www.facebook.com" |
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http_request _method |
destination _address_ip No |
Enumerator | [POST, PUT, ... ] | This can be any method that carries data content; so, for example, not GET or OPTIONS, but may be PROPPATCH (WebDAV) | |
cloud_application _name |
yes-only for CASB | String |
"myBoxFinanceApp" |
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cloud_service _name |
yes-only for CASB | String | "Box" | ||
cloud_application _id |
yes-only for CASB | String | "3576" | ||
sub_cloud _application_id |
No | String | this field will indicate the exact cloud application under the Office365 suit | ||
destination _address_ip |
No | String | ip address of the cloud app | ||
url_categories | yes-only for Web. Either 'url_categories' or 'hybrid_url_categ ories' should be present not both of them. |
an array of strings each representing a url category id |
Example: ["72378", "72374"] | ||
hybrid_url_categ ories |
an array of strings each representing a url category id | Example: ["71078", "72380"] | |||
email_address | yes-only for Email | String | the 'TO' email address | example @forcepoint.com |