Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1050 Guía Del Usuario
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Cisco AsyncOS 8.5 for Email User Guide
Appendix A FTP, SSH, SCP, and Telnet Access
Secure Copy (scp) Access
Step 4
Use your FTP program to upload and download files to and from the appropriate directory.
Secure Copy (scp) Access
If your client operating system supports a secure copy (
scp
) command, you can copy files to and from
the directories listed in the previous table. For example, in the following example, the file
/tmp/test.txt
is copied from the client machine to the configuration directory of the appliance with
the hostname of
mail3.example.com
.
Note that the command prompts for the password for the user (
admin
). This example is shown for
reference only; your particular operating system’s implementation of secure copy may vary.
/antivirus
The directory where the Anti-Virus engine log files are kept. You can
inspect the log files this directory to manually check for the last
successful download of the virus definition file (
inspect the log files this directory to manually check for the last
successful download of the virus definition file (
scan.dat
).
/configuration
/system_logs
/cli_logs
/status
/reportd_logs
reportqueryd_logs
/ftpd_logs
/mail_logs
/asarchive
/bounces
/error_logs
/avarchive
/gui_logs
/sntpd_logs
/RAID.output
/euq_logs
/scanning
/antispam
/antivirus
/euqgui_logs
/ipmitool.output
Created automatically for logging via the
logconfig
and
rollovernow
commands. See
for a detailed description of
each log.
See “Log File Type Comparison” for the differences between each log
file type.
file type.
Directory Name
Description
% scp /tmp/test.txt admin@mail3.example.com:configuration
The authenticity of host 'mail3.example.com (192.168.42.42)' can't be established.