Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

From the Outgoing Destinations page you can also generate a PDF or export raw data to a CSV file. 
For information on printing or exporting a file, see the 

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You can generate a scheduled report for the Outgoing Destinations page. See the 

The Email > Reporting > Outgoing Senders page provides information about the quantity and type of 
mail being sent from IP addresses and domains in your network. 

Use the Outgoing Senders page to answer the following types of questions:

Which IP addresses are sending the most virus or spam positive email?

Which IP addresses trigger content filters the most frequently?

Which domains are sending the most mail?

What are the total number of recipients that are being processed where a delivery was attempted.

To view the Outgoing Sender page, perform the following:

You can see the results of the Outgoing senders with two types of views:

Domain: This view allows you to see the volume of mail that is being sent by each domain

IP address: This view allows you to see which IP addresses are sending the most virus messages or 
triggering content filters. 

The following list explains the various sections on the Outgoing Senders page for both views:

The top destination domains of clean outgoing messages sent 
by your organization.

All details related to the destination domains of all outgoing 
messages sent by your organization, sorted by total recipients. 
Details include detected spam, viruses, clean messages etc. 

If your access privileges allow you to view Message Tracking 
data: To view Message Tracking details for the Content Filter 
violations in this report, click a blue number link in the table. 

A drop-down list that can range from a day to 90 days or a 
custom range. For more information on time ranges and 
customizing this for your needs, see the 

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The top senders (by IP address or domain) of outgoing threat 
messages (spam, antivirus, etc.) in your organization.