Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1050 Guía Para Resolver Problemas
Keep in mind, mail flow policies are at the beginning of the email pipeline, so these parameters are applied as
remote hosts attempt to establish connections with the ESA.
remote hosts attempt to establish connections with the ESA.
Mail flow policies differ from Incoming and Outgoing Mail Policies, which define anti−spam, anti−virus,
virus outbreak, and content filter parameters to be applied to mail received from or destined for specified
domains, groups of email addresses or specific email addresses.
virus outbreak, and content filter parameters to be applied to mail received from or destined for specified
domains, groups of email addresses or specific email addresses.
The default mail flow policies can be modified and new mail flow policies can be defined.
There are four default mail flow policies defined on public listeners:
ACCEPTED
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BLOCKED
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THROTTLED
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TRUSTED
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Private listeners use the following mail flow policies:
ACCEPTED
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BLOCKED
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RELAYED
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Related Information
Cisco Email Security Appliance − End−User Guides
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Technical Support & Documentation − Cisco Systems
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Updated: Aug 07, 2014
Document ID: 118179