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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 8.0 for Security Management User Guide
Chapter 13 Common Administrative Tasks
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Configuring the Return Address for Generated Messages
You can configure the envelope sender for mail generated by AsyncOS for the following types of cases:
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Bounce messages
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Reports
You can specify the display, user, and domain names of the return address. You can also choose to use
the Virtual Gateway domain for the domain name.
the Virtual Gateway domain for the domain name.
Use the Return Addresses page available on the System Administration menu in the GUI, or use the
addressconfig command in the CLI.
addressconfig command in the CLI.
To modify the return address for system-generated email messages in the GUI, click Edit Settings on
the Return Addresses page. Make changes to the address or addresses you want to modify, click Submit,
and commit your changes.
the Return Addresses page. Make changes to the address or addresses you want to modify, click Submit,
and commit your changes.
Managing Alerts
Alerts are email notifications containing information about events occurring on the Cisco IronPort
appliance. These events can be of varying levels of importance (or severity) from minor to major and
pertain generally to a specific component or feature on your appliance. Alerts are generated by the Cisco
IronPort appliance. You can specify, at a much more granular level, which alert messages are sent to
which users and for which severity of event they are sent. Manage alerts on the Management Appliance
> System Administration > Alerts page in the GUI (or via the
appliance. These events can be of varying levels of importance (or severity) from minor to major and
pertain generally to a specific component or feature on your appliance. Alerts are generated by the Cisco
IronPort appliance. You can specify, at a much more granular level, which alert messages are sent to
which users and for which severity of event they are sent. Manage alerts on the Management Appliance
> System Administration > Alerts page in the GUI (or via the
alertconfig
command in the CLI).
Overview of Alerts
The following features control the behavior of email notifications:
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Alerts: Create alerts to receive email notifications. An alert consists of alert recipients (the email
addresses for receiving alerts), and the alert notification (including the severity and alert type).
addresses for receiving alerts), and the alert notification (including the severity and alert type).
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Alert Settings: Specify global behavior for the alerting feature, including alert sender (FROM:)
address, seconds to wait between sending duplicate alerts, and whether to enable AutoSupport (and
optionally send weekly AutoSupport reports).
address, seconds to wait between sending duplicate alerts, and whether to enable AutoSupport (and
optionally send weekly AutoSupport reports).
Alerts: Alert Recipients, Alert Classifications, and Severities
Alerts are email messages or notifications containing information about specific functions, such as
hardware problems, that are sent to an alert recipient. An alert recipient is an email address to which the
alert notifications are sent. The information contained in the notification is determined by the alert
classification and severity. You can specify which alert classifications, at which severity, are sent to a
particular alert recipient. The alerting engine allows for granular control over the alerts that are sent to
recipients. For example, you can configure the system to send only specified types of alerts to a recipient,
hardware problems, that are sent to an alert recipient. An alert recipient is an email address to which the
alert notifications are sent. The information contained in the notification is determined by the alert
classification and severity. You can specify which alert classifications, at which severity, are sent to a
particular alert recipient. The alerting engine allows for granular control over the alerts that are sent to
recipients. For example, you can configure the system to send only specified types of alerts to a recipient,