Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

AysncOS 7.5 adds custom user roles, which provides more flexible control over 
your users’ access to the email security features on the appliance than the 
predefined administrator, operator, and help desk user roles. You can use these 
custom user roles to delegate specific responsibilities to users that align with their 
roles within your organization, allowing these delegated administrators access 
only to the email security features they are responsible for and not the system 
configuration features that are not related to their jobs.

Users assigned to custom roles cannot access the command line interface (CLI).

For more information, see the “Common Administrative Tasks” chapter in the 
Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email Daily Management Guide.

In AsyncOS 7.5, you can define user account and password restrictions to enforce 
organizational password policies for local Email Security appliance users. These 
restrictions include:

Password rules. You can define what kinds of passwords users can choose, 
such as which characters are optional or mandatory.

User account locking. You can define how many failed login attempts cause 
the user to be locked out of the account. 

Password lifetime rules. You can define how long a password can exist 
before the user is required to change the password after logging in.

For more information, see the “Common Administrative Tasks” chapter in the 
Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email Daily Management Guide.

AsyncOS 7.5 adds a new Technician role for users responsible for upgrading 
Cisco IronPort Email Security appliances. Users assigned to the technician role 
can perform system upgrades, reboot the appliance, manage feature keys, and