Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1050 Information Guide
Can a Message Filter divert messages to the Cisco
Email Security Appliance (ESA) Spam Quarantine?
Email Security Appliance (ESA) Spam Quarantine?
Document ID: 118199
Contributed by Chris Haag and Stephan Bayer, Cisco TAC Engineers.
Aug 07, 2014
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Question
Can a Message Filter divert messages to the Cisco Email Security Appliance (ESA) Spam Quarantine?
While the main reason for the ESA Spam quarantine is to quarantine spam, some customers may want to send
messages to the quarantine using a Message Filter. This can be accomplished by adding the following header
into the "insert−header" action of a message filter: X−IronPort−Quarantine.
messages to the quarantine using a Message Filter. This can be accomplished by adding the following header
into the "insert−header" action of a message filter: X−IronPort−Quarantine.
Example message filter:
divert−to−ISQ:
if (rcpt−to == 'joe@example.com' ) {
insert−header("X−IronPort−Quarantine", "Yes"); }
Note that the header itself is sufficient for the redirection, a header value ("Yes", "True") can be given, but is
not required.
not required.
Updated: Aug 07, 2014
Document ID: 118199