Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 Mode D'Emploi

The IronPort appliance uses feature keys to enable features. The first time you 
create a listener in the 

systemsetup

 command, enable IronPort Anti-Spam, enable 

Sophos or McAfee Anti-Virus, or enable Virus Outbreak Filters, an alert is 
generated and sent to the addresses you specified in 

.

The alert notifies you periodically of the time remaining on the key. For example:

For information on enabling a feature beyond the 30-day evaluation period, 
contact your IronPort sales representative. You can see how much time remains 
on a key via the System Administration > Feature Keys page or by issuing the 

featurekey

 command. (For more information, see the section on working with 

feature keys in “Common Administrative Tasks” in the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 
for Email Daily Management Guide.)

Now that systemsetup is complete, your IronPort appliance should be sending and 
receiving email. If you have enabled the anti-virus, anti-spam, and virus-outbreak 
filters security features, the system will also be scanning incoming and outgoing 
mail for spam and viruses. 

The next step is to understand how to customize your appliances’ configuration. 

 provides a detailed overview of 

how email is routed through the system. Each feature is processed in order (from 
top to bottom) and is described in the remaining chapters of this guide. 

Your "Receiving" key will expire in under 30 day(s). Please contact 

IronPort Customer Support.

Your "Sophos" key will expire in under 30 day(s). Please contact 

IronPort Customer Support.

Your "Virus Outbreak Filters" key will expire in under 30 day(s).  

Please contact IronPort Customer Support.