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How do I decode the X−IronPort−AV header on the
ESA?
Document ID: 117887
Contributed by Scott Roeder and Enrico Werner, Cisco TAC Engineers.
Jul 09, 2014
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How do I decode the X−IronPort−AV header?
As part of anti−virus scanning the ESA will add an X−IronPort−AV header which encodes details of the AV
scanning result. This header can be disabled if desired as part of the anti−virus configuration. Here are some
example headers.
X−Ironport−AV: i=""3.84,87,1091404800"";
 d=""scan'217,208""; a=""76:sNHT50174724""
X−Ironport−AV: i=""3.83,108,1088978400"";
 d=""scan'208""; a=""0:sNHT0""
X−Ironport−AV: i=""3.83,93,1089000000"";
 d=""scan'217,208""; a=""1233:sNHT25086908""
X−Ironport−AV: i="3.81R,139,1083556800"; e="0x80040202'u";
 d="scan'217,208?doc'217,208,186,179,178,32";
 a="2645030:sNHsT231932724"
Although a few of the codes contained are specific to the Sophos engine and are not documented here, you
can derive a lot of information from understanding the structure of this header. Here is the key to decode the
X−IronPort−AV header:
Code Meaning
Content
i
Version information
product version
• 
number of ides
• 
IDE serial
• 
e
Errors
Error code (hex) plus one of:
"i" ignored
• 
"u" unscannable
• 
"e" encrypted
• 
"t" timeout
• 
"f" fatal
• 
"j" savi−bug (ignored)
• 
"s" savi−bug (unscannable)
• 
"z" unknown
•