Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1070 User Guide

Masquerading

If you specified that the Envelope Sender of a message should be 
transformed, the change is noted here. You enable masquerading for 
the Envelope Sender on private listeners using the 

listenerconfig -> 

edit -> masquerade -> config 

subcommands. 

For more information, see 

These sections summarize how the appliance affects the Envelope Recipients you supply. (That is, how 
the RCPT TO command would be interpreted by the configuration of the appliance.) The 

trace

 

command prints “

Processing Recipient List:

” before this section. 

Default Domain

If you specified that a listener to change the default sender domain of 
messages it receives, any changes to the Envelope Recipients are 
printed in this section. 

For more information, see 

Domain Map Translation

The domain map feature transforms the recipient address to an 
alternate address. If you specified any domain map changes and a 
recipient address you specified matches, the transformation is printed 
in this section. 

For more information, see 

Recipient Access Table (RAT) Each Envelope Recipient that matches an entry in the RAT is printed 

in this section, in addition to the policy and parameters. (For example, 
if a recipient was specified to bypass limits in the listener’s RAT.) 

For more information on specifying recipients you accept, see 

. 

Alias Table

Each Envelope Recipient that matches an entry in the alias tables 
configured on the appliance (and the subsequent transformation to one 
or more recipient addresses) is printed in this section. 

For more information, see 

These sections summarize how the appliance affects each message after the message contents have 
been received, but before the messages are enqueued on the work queue. This processing occurs before 
the final 

250 ok

 command is returned to the remote MTA. 

The 

trace

 command prints “Message Processing

:

” before this section.