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Chapter 2      Using Email Security Monitor
Managing Reports
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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.3 for Email Daily Management Guide
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Setting the Return Address for Reports
To set the return address for reports, see the “System Administration” chapter in 
the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email Configuration Guide. From the CLI, use 
the 
addressconfig 
command.
Managing Reports
You can create, edit, delete, and view archived scheduled reports. You can also run 
a report immediately (on-demand report). The following report types are 
available: Content Filters, DLP Incident Summary, Executive Summary, 
Incoming Mail Summary, Internal Users Summary, Outgoing Mail Summary, 
Sender Groups, and Virus Outbreaks. Managing and viewing these reports is 
discussed below.
Note
When in Cluster Mode, you are unable to view reports. You may view reports 
when in machine mode.
The Monitor > Scheduled Reports page shows a listing of the scheduled reports 
already created on the appliance. 
Scheduled Reports
Scheduled reports can be scheduled to run on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. 
You can select time at which to run the report. Regardless of when you run a 
report, it will only include the data for the specified period (previous day, week or 
month). So, a daily report scheduled to run at 1AM will contain data for the 
previous day, midnight to midnight.
Your IronPort appliance ships with a default set of scheduled reports —you can 
use, modify, or delete any of them.
Creating a Scheduled Report
To create a scheduled report,