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Cisco AsyncOS 8.0 for Email User Guide
 
Chapter 13      Anti-Spam
  Testing Anti-Spam
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Testing Anti-Spam
Sending an Email to the Appliance to Test Cisco IronPort Anti-Spam
Before You Begin
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Understand how to use Telnet with the appliance. See 
 
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Review the example in 
Procedure 
Step 1
Enable Cisco IronPort Anti-Spam on a mail policy. 
Step 2
Send a test email that includes the following header to a user in that mail policy:
 
X-Advertisement: spam
Use SMTP commands with Telnet to send this message to an address to which you have access. 
Step 3
Check the mailbox of the test account and confirm that the test message was correctly delivered based 
upon the actions you configured for the mail policy. 
For example: 
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Was the subject line altered? 
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Was your additional custom header added? 
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Was the message delivered to an alternate address?
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Was the message dropped? 
To 
Do This 
More Information
Test your configuration.
Test your configuration using the 
X-advertisement: spam
 header.
For testing purposes, Cisco IronPort 
Anti-Spam considers any message with 
an X-header formatted as 
X-Advertisement: spam
 to be spam. 
The test message you send with this header is flagged by 
Cisco IronPort Anti-Spam, and you can confirm that the 
actions you configured for the mail policy (
Use this header with one of the following: 
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Use SMTP commands to send a test message with 
this header. See 
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Use the 
trace
 command and include this header. See 
Evaluate Anti-Spam 
engine efficacy.
Evaluate the product using a live mail 
stream directly from the Internet. 
For a list of ineffective evaluation approaches that you 
should avoid, see