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Cisco AsyncOS 8.0 for Email User Guide
 
Chapter 27      Quarantines
  Managing Policy, Virus, and Outbreak Quarantines
You will receive alerts at disk-space milestones. Se
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You delete a quarantine that still holds messages. 
When a message is automatically removed from a quarantine, the default action is performed on that 
message. See 
Effects of Time Adjustments on Retention Time 
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Daylight savings time and appliance time zone changes do not affect the retention period. 
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If you change the retention time of a quarantine, only new messages will have the new expiration 
time.
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If the system clock is changed, messages that should have expired in the past will expire at the next 
most appropriate time. 
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System clock changes do not apply to messages that are in the process of being expired. 
Default Actions for Automatically Processed Quarantined Messages 
The default action is performed on messages in a policy, virus, or outbreak quarantine when any situation 
described in 
, occurs. 
There are two primary default actions:
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Delete—The message is deleted.
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Release—The message is released for delivery. 
Upon release, messages may be re-scanned by anti-virus or anti-spam engines. For more 
information, see 
In addition, messages released before their expected retention time has passed can have additional 
operations performed on them, such as adding an X-Header. For more information, see 
Checking the Settings of System-Created Quarantines 
Before you use quarantines, customize the settings of the default quarantines, including the Unclassified 
quarantine. 
Creating Policy Quarantines 
Before You Begin 
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Understand how messages in quarantines are automatically managed, including retention times and 
default actions. See 
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Determine which users you want to have access to each quarantine, and create users and custom user 
roles accordingly. For details, see