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Cisco AsyncOS 8.0.2 for Email User Guide

Chapter 27 Quarantines

Configuring the Spam Quarantine

Step 4

Enter an IP address and port number. The IP Address and port number are specified on the M-Series
appliance in the Spam Quarantines Settings page (for more information, see the Cisco Content Security
Management Appliance User Guide).

Step 5

Submit and commit your changes.

Editing an External Spam Quarantine

Procedure

Step 1

Choose Security Services > Centralized Services > Spam Quarantine.

Step 2

Click Edit in the Settings column.

Step 3

Make changes to the settings.

Step 4

Submit and commit changes.

Removing an External Spam Quarantine

You can only have one external Spam quarantine specified on your Cisco Content Security appliance.
Please note that removing an external spam quarantine does not mean that the quarantine itself is deleted
or that the data within the quarantine is changed in any way. Instead, the reference to that external spam
quarantine is removed from the local machine.

Procedure

Step 1

Choose Security Services > Centralized Services > Spam Quarantine.

Step 2

Click Edit in the Settings column.

Step 3

Click Remove Settings.

Step 4

AsyncOS displays a message asking if you want to delete the quarantine.

Step 5

Click Delete.

Enabling Access to the Spam Quarantine via Web Browser

Once you have enabled the local spam quarantine, enable the spam quarantine HTTP or HTTPS service
on an IP interface.

Procedure

Step 1

Choose Network > IP Interfaces.

Step 2

Click on the interface name (for this example, we will use the Management interface).

Step 3

Select HTTP or HTTPS checkboxes for the Spam Quarantine.