Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C380 Release Notes

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Release Notes for AsyncOS 9.8 for Cisco Email Security Appliances
 
  What’s New
System health monitoring 
enhancements
The Email Security appliance includes the following system health 
monitoring enhancements:
Configurable threshold for system health parameters. Depending 
on your organization's requirements, you can configure the threshold 
for various health parameters of your appliance such as overall CPU 
usage, number of messages in the work queue, and so on. You can also 
configure the appliance to send alerts when the specified threshold 
values are crossed.
See the “System Administration” chapter in the user guide or online 
help. 
Enhanced System Capacity page. The following reports on the 
System Capacity page now shows the configured threshold levels for 
system health parameters:
Workqueue
Overall CPU Usage
Memory Page Swapping
See the “Using Email Security Monitor” chapter in the user guide or 
online help. 
Upgrade Guidance. While performing an upgrade using web 
interface or CLI, the system analyzes the Status Logs to determine 
whether the appliance is ready for an upgrade. Depending on the 
result of the analysis, you will get guidance on whether to upgrade or 
perform additional tasks before upgrading.
See the “System Administration” chapter in the user guide or online 
help. 
On-demand Health Check. You can now check the health of your 
appliance using the Health Check feature whenever required. The 
system analyzes historical data in the Status Logs to determine the 
health of the appliance. Based on the analysis, you can take 
remediation actions.
See the “System Administration” chapter in the user guide or online 
help. 
Resource Conservation Activity graph. This graph shows the 
number of times the appliance entered resource conservation mode. 
You can access this graph from Monitor > System Capacity > 
System Load.
See the “Using Email Security Monitor” chapter in the user guide or 
online help. 
Support for On-Premises 
File Analysis 
If you have deployed a Cisco AMP Threat Grid appliance on your 
network, you can analyze message attachments for malware without 
sending them to the cloud. 
For information about upgrades, see 
To configure an on-premises file analysis server, see the “File Reputation 
Filtering and File Analysis” chapter in the user guide or online help.