Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi
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Cisco AsyncOS 8.5 for Email User Guide
Appendix A FTP, SSH, SCP, and Telnet Access
Configuring FTP Access to the Email Security Appliance
Note
Many browsers also allow you to access interfaces via FTP.
Step 3
Browse to the directory for the specific task you are trying to accomplish. After you have accessed an
interface via FTP, you can browse the following directories to copy and add (“GET” and “PUT”) files.
See the following table.
interface via FTP, you can browse the following directories to copy and add (“GET” and “PUT”) files.
See the following table.
Directory Name
Description
/configuration
The directory where data from the following commands is exported to
and/or imported (saved) from:
and/or imported (saved) from:
• Virtual Gateway mappings (altsrchost)
• configuration data in XML format
• configuration data in XML format
(saveconfig, loadconfig)
• Host Access Table (HAT) (hostaccess)
• Recipient Access Table (RAT) (rcptaccess)
• SMTP routes entries (smtproutes)
• alias tables (aliasconfig)
• masquerading tables (masquerade)
• message filters (filters)
• global unsubscribe data (unsubscribe)
• test messages for the trace command
• Safelist/Blocklist backup file, saved in the following format: slbl<timestamp><serial
• Recipient Access Table (RAT) (rcptaccess)
• SMTP routes entries (smtproutes)
• alias tables (aliasconfig)
• masquerading tables (masquerade)
• message filters (filters)
• global unsubscribe data (unsubscribe)
• test messages for the trace command
• Safelist/Blocklist backup file, saved in the following format: slbl<timestamp><serial
number>.csv