Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

If you use an external spam quarantine, you will configure the settings described in this section on the 
Security Management appliance. 

Select Monitor > Spam Quarantine. 

If you have not previously enabled the spam quarantine, select Enable Spam Quarantine. 

If you are editing spam quarantine settings, click the Spam Quarantine link in the Quarantine Name 
column of the Spam Quarantine section. 

Specify options: 

Submit and commit your changes.

Quarantine Size

If you deselect When storage space is full, automatically delete oldest 
messages first, newer messages will not be added to a full quarantine. Cisco 
recommends that you enable this option so that a full quarantine will not 
cause messages to queue (back up) on your appliance. 

To manage disk space for your quarantine, see 

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Schedule Delete After

Specify the number of days to hold messages before deleting them. 

Cisco recommends that you configure the quarantine to delete older 
messages to prevent the quarantine from filling to capacity, but you can elect 
not to schedule automatic deletion. 

Notify Cisco Upon 
Message Release 

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Spam Quarantine 
Appearance 

By default, the Cisco logo is displayed at the top of the spam quarantine page 
when the user logs in to view quarantined messages. 

To use a custom logo instead, upload the logo. The logo should be a .jpg, .gif, 
or .png file that is at most 50 pixels high by 500 pixels wide.

(Optional) Specify a login page message. This message is shown to end users 
and administrators when they log in to view the quarantine. 

If you do not specify a message, the following message appears: 

Enter your login information below. If you are unsure what to enter, 
please contact your administrator. 

Administrative Users 

See