Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160 Guía Del Usuario

To change quarantine settings, choose  Email > Message Quarantine > Policy, Virus, and Outbreak 
Quarantines, and then click the name of a quarantine. 

You can view the message filters, content filters, and DLP message actions that are associated with a 
quarantine, and the Email Security appliance on which each is configured. 

Click  Email > Message Quarantine > Policy, Virus, and Outbreak Quarantines.

Click the name of the policy quarantine to check. 

Scroll to the bottom of the page and view the Associated Message Filters/Content Filters/DLP 
Message Actions. 

Before you delete a policy quarantine, see if it is associated with any active filters or message 
actions. See 

. 

You can delete a policy quarantine even if it is assigned to a filter or message action. 

If you delete a quarantine that is not empty, the default action defined in the quarantine will be 
applied to all messages, even if you have selected the option not to delete messages if the disk is 
full. See 

. 

After you delete the quarantine associated with a filter or message action, any messages 
subsequently quarantined by that filter or message action will be sent to the Unclassified quarantine. 
You should customize the default settings of the Unclassified quarantine before you delete 
quarantines. 

You cannot delete the Unclassified quarantine. 

Total space allocated for all non-spam 
quarantines 

Choose Management Appliance > Centralized Services > 
Policy, Virus, and Outbreak Quarantines and look in the 
first section on the page. 

To change allocations, see 

.

Currently available space for all 
non-spam quarantines 

Choose Email > Message Quarantine > Policy, Virus, and 
Outbreak Quarantines and look just below the table.