Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

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AsyncOS 9.0 for Cisco Content Security Management Appliances User Guide
 
Chapter 7      Spam Quarantine
  Setting Up the Centralized Spam Quarantine
d.
Click Establish Connection. 
e.
Enter the username and password for an administrator account on the appliance to be managed, then 
click Establish Connection
Note
You enter the login credentials to pass a public SSH key for file transfers from the Security 
Management appliance to the remote appliance. The login credentials are not stored on the 
Security Management appliance.
f.
Wait for the success message to appear above the table on the page. 
g.
Click Test Connection
h.
Read the test results above the table. 
Step 4
Click Submit
Step 5
Repeat this procedure for each Email Security appliance for which you want to enable the spam 
quarantine. 
Step 6
Commit your changes. 
Configuring an Outbound IP Interface on the Security Management Appliance 
Configure an interface on the Security Management appliance to send quarantine-related messages 
(including notifications and released email) to the Email Security appliance for delivery. 
Before You Begin 
Obtain or identify an IP address to use for the outbound interface. This will typically be the Data 2 
interface on the Security Management appliance. For more information about network requirements, see  
Procedure 
Step 1
Use this procedure in conjunction with the information in . 
 
Step 2
On the Security Management appliance, choose Management Appliance > Network > IP Interfaces.
Step 3
Click Add IP Interface
Step 4
Enter the following settings: 
Name 
Ethernet Port 
Typically, this will be Data 2. Specifically, this must match the data interface on the Email Security 
appliance that you specified for the Primary Server in the Deliver Messages Via section of the 
Spam Quarantine Settings page under Management Appliance > Centralized Services > Spam 
Quarantine
IP Address 
IP address of the interface that you just specified. 
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