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Cisco AsyncOS 8.5.6 for Email User Guide
 
Chapter 30      Spam Quarantine
  Configuring Spam Management Features for End Users
If the authentication method is IMAP/POP, or the user accesses the quarantine directly via a notification, 
then the quarantine will display only messages for that user’s email address (or the address to which the 
notification was sent). 
For information about messages that are sent to aliases of which the user is a member, see 
Related Topics 
 
Notifying End Users About Quarantined Messages 
You can configure the system to send a notification email to users when they have spam and suspected 
spam messages in the spam quarantine. 
By default, spam notifications list the user’s quarantined messages. Notifications can also include a link 
that users can click in order to view their quarantined messages in the spam quarantine. These links do 
not expire. The user can view the quarantined messages and decide whether to have them delivered to 
their inbox or delete them. 
Before You Begin 
For end users to manage messages listed in notifications, they must be able to access the spam 
quarantine. See 
Understand the authentication options for managing spam using notifications. See 
If end users receive email at multiple aliases, se
Procedure
Step 1
Select Monitor > Spam Quarantine
Step 2
Click the Spam Quarantine link in the Quarantine Name column of the Spam Quarantine section. 
Step 3
Scroll down to the Spam Notifications section. 
Step 4
Select Enable Spam Notification
Step 5
Enter a From: address for the notifications. 
Step 6
(Optional) Customize the subject for the notification. 
Step 7
(Optional) Customize the title for the notification. 
Step 8
Select the default language for notifications. 
Step 9
Customize the message body: 
a.
(Optional) Customize the default text and variables. 
The following message variables are expanded to the actual value for the specific end user: 
New Message Count (
%new_message_count%
) — The number of new messages since the user 
last logged in.