Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C190 Guía Del Usuario
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Cisco AsyncOS 8.0.1 for Email User Guide
Chapter 3 Setup and Installation
Using the System Setup Wizard
If you choose to enable the anti-spam service, you can configure AsyncOS to send spam and suspected
spam messages to the local Cisco Spam Quarantine. The Cisco Spam Quarantine serves as the end-user
quarantine for the appliance. Only administrators can access the quarantine until end-user access is
configured.
spam messages to the local Cisco Spam Quarantine. The Cisco Spam Quarantine serves as the end-user
quarantine for the appliance. Only administrators can access the quarantine until end-user access is
configured.
See
for all of the Cisco Anti-Spam configuration options available on the
appliance. See
.
Enabling Anti-Virus Scanning
Your Cisco appliance may ship with a 30-day evaluation key for the Sophos Anti-Virus or McAfee
Anti-Virus scanning engines. During this portion of the System Setup Wizard, you can choose to enable
an anti-virus scanning engine globally on the appliance.
Anti-Virus scanning engines. During this portion of the System Setup Wizard, you can choose to enable
an anti-virus scanning engine globally on the appliance.
If you choose to enable an anti-virus scanning engine, it is enabled for both the default incoming and
default outgoing mail policies. The Cisco appliance scans mail for viruses, but it does not repair infected
attachments. The appliance drops infected messages.
default outgoing mail policies. The Cisco appliance scans mail for viruses, but it does not repair infected
attachments. The appliance drops infected messages.
See
for all of the anti-virus configuration options available on the appliance.
Enabling Outbreak Filters
Your Cisco appliance may ship with a 30-day evaluation key for Outbreak Filters. Outbreak Filters
provide a “first line of defense” against new virus outbreaks by quarantining suspicious messages until
traditional anti-virus security services can be updated with a new virus signature file.
provide a “first line of defense” against new virus outbreaks by quarantining suspicious messages until
traditional anti-virus security services can be updated with a new virus signature file.
See
for more information.
Click Next to continue.
Step 5: Review
A summary of the configuration information is displayed. You can edit the System Settings, Network
Integration, and Message Security information by clicking the Previous button or by clicking the
corresponding Edit link in the upper-right of each section. When you return to a step to make a change,
you must proceed through the remaining steps until you reach this review page again. All settings you
previously entered will be remembered.
Integration, and Message Security information by clicking the Previous button or by clicking the
corresponding Edit link in the upper-right of each section. When you return to a step to make a change,
you must proceed through the remaining steps until you reach this review page again. All settings you
previously entered will be remembered.
Once you are satisfied with the information displayed click Install This Configuration.
A confirmation dialog is displayed. Click Install to install the new configuration.
Your Cisco appliance is now ready to send email.
Note
Clicking Install will cause the connection to the current URL (http://192.168.42.42) to be lost if you
changed the IP address of the interface you used to connect to the appliance (the Management interface
on X1060/1070, C660/670, and C360/370 systems, or the Data 1 interface on C160/170 systems) from
the default. However, your browser will be redirected to the new IP address.
changed the IP address of the interface you used to connect to the appliance (the Management interface
on X1060/1070, C660/670, and C360/370 systems, or the Data 1 interface on C160/170 systems) from
the default. However, your browser will be redirected to the new IP address.
Once System Setup is complete, several alert messages are sent. See
for
more information.