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Cisco AsyncOS 8.5.5 for Email Security User Guide
Chapter 33 Managing and Monitoring Using the CLI
Reading the Available Components of Monitoring
Connections Gauges
Current Inbound Connections
Current inbound connections to the listener interfaces.
Current Outbound Connections
Current outbound connections to destination mail servers.
Queue Gauges
Active Recipients
Message recipients in the delivery queue. Total of Unattempted
Recipients and Attempted Recipients.
Recipients and Attempted Recipients.
Unattempted Recipients
A subcategory of Active Recipients. Message recipients in queue for
which delivery has not yet been attempted.
which delivery has not yet been attempted.
Attempted Recipients
A subcategory of Active Recipients. Message recipients in queue for
which delivery has been attempted but failed due to a Soft Bounces
Event.
which delivery has been attempted but failed due to a Soft Bounces
Event.
Messages in Work Queue
The number of messages waiting to be processed by alias table
expansion, masquerading, anti-spam, anti-virus scanning, message
filters, and LDAP queries prior to being enqueued.
expansion, masquerading, anti-spam, anti-virus scanning, message
filters, and LDAP queries prior to being enqueued.
Messages in Quarantine
The unique number of messages in any quarantine, plus messages
that have been released or deleted but not yet acted upon. For
example, if you release all quarantined messages from Outbreak, the
total messages for Outbreak would become zero immediately, but
this field still reflects the quarantined messages until they were all
delivered.
that have been released or deleted but not yet acted upon. For
example, if you release all quarantined messages from Outbreak, the
total messages for Outbreak would become zero immediately, but
this field still reflects the quarantined messages until they were all
delivered.
Destinations in Memory
The number of destinations domains in memory. For each domain
with a message destined to be delivered, a destination object is
created in memory. After all the mail for that domain has been
delivered, the destination object is retained for another 3 hours. After
3 hours, if no new messages are bound for that domain, the object is
expired so that the destination is no longer reported (for example, in
the
with a message destined to be delivered, a destination object is
created in memory. After all the mail for that domain has been
delivered, the destination object is retained for another 3 hours. After
3 hours, if no new messages are bound for that domain, the object is
expired so that the destination is no longer reported (for example, in
the
tophosts
command). If you are delivering mail only to one
domain, this counter will be “1.” If you have never received or sent
any messages (or no messages have been processed by the appliance
in many hours), the counter will be “0.”
any messages (or no messages have been processed by the appliance
in many hours), the counter will be “0.”
If you are using Virtual Gateways, destination domains for each
Virtual Gateway will have a separate destination object. (For
example, yahoo.com will count as 3 destination objects if you are
delivering to yahoo.com from 3 different Virtual Gateways).
Virtual Gateway will have a separate destination object. (For
example, yahoo.com will count as 3 destination objects if you are
delivering to yahoo.com from 3 different Virtual Gateways).
Kilobytes Used
Queue storage used in kilobytes.
Kilobytes in Quarantine
Queue storage used for quarantined messages. The value is
calculated as the message size plus 30 bytes for each recipient,
totaled for the “Messages in Quarantine” as counted above. Note that
this calculation will usually overestimate the space used.
calculated as the message size plus 30 bytes for each recipient,
totaled for the “Messages in Quarantine” as counted above. Note that
this calculation will usually overestimate the space used.
Kilobytes Free
Queue storage remaining in kilobytes.
Table 33-2
Gauges (continued)
Statistic
Description