Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C690 User Guide
Chapter 4 Quarantines
Configuring the IronPort Spam Quarantines Feature
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Quarantine URL (
%quarantine_url%
) - URL to log in to quarantine and
view messages.
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Username (
%username%
)
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New Message Table (
%new_quarantine_messages%
) - A listing of new
messages in the quarantine for the user.
You can include these message variables in the message body by typing them
directly in the text of the Message Body field, or you can place the cursor
where you would like the variable inserted and then click on the name of the
variable in the Message Variables listing on the right.
directly in the text of the Message Body field, or you can place the cursor
where you would like the variable inserted and then click on the name of the
variable in the Message Variables listing on the right.
Step 6
Select a message format (HTML, Text, or HTML/Text).
Step 7
Specify a bounce address (bounced notifications will be sent to this address).
Step 8
Optionally, you can consolidate messages sent to the same LDAP user at different
addresses.
addresses.
Step 9
Set the notification schedule. You can configure the notifications to be sent once
a month, once a week, or one or more times a day (with or without weekends).
a month, once a week, or one or more times a day (with or without weekends).
Step 10
Submit and commit your changes.
Configuring an External IronPort Spam Quarantine
You can configure your Cisco IronPort appliance to send spam and suspect spam
to an external IronPort Spam quarantine configured on a separate Cisco IronPort
appliance. The Cisco IronPort M-Series appliance is specifically designed to
perform this role. For more information about the Cisco IronPort M-Series
appliance, see “The Cisco IronPort M-Series Security Management Appliance” in
the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email Configuration Guide.
to an external IronPort Spam quarantine configured on a separate Cisco IronPort
appliance. The Cisco IronPort M-Series appliance is specifically designed to
perform this role. For more information about the Cisco IronPort M-Series
appliance, see “The Cisco IronPort M-Series Security Management Appliance” in
the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email Configuration Guide.
If you use an external IronPort Spam quarantine, the quarantine settings are
configured on that Cisco IronPort appliance. If you have both the local and an
external IronPort Spam quarantine enabled on your Cisco IronPort appliance, the
local IronPort Spam quarantine, along with its settings, take precedence.
configured on that Cisco IronPort appliance. If you have both the local and an
external IronPort Spam quarantine enabled on your Cisco IronPort appliance, the
local IronPort Spam quarantine, along with its settings, take precedence.
Messages that are released from the M-Series appliance (external quarantine) will
skip the RAT, domain exceptions, aliasing, incoming filters, masquerading,
bounce verification, and the work queue.
skip the RAT, domain exceptions, aliasing, incoming filters, masquerading,
bounce verification, and the work queue.