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AsyncOS 9.5.1 for Cisco Content Security Management Appliances User Guide
Chapter 30 Policy, Virus, and Outbreak Quarantines
Working with Messages in Policy, Virus, or Outbreak Quarantines
If anti-spam and anti-virus are enabled on the appliance, the scanning engines scan every message
released from the Outbreak quarantine based on the mail flow policy that applies to the message.
released from the Outbreak quarantine based on the mail flow policy that applies to the message.
Manage by Rule Summary Link
Click the Manage by Rule Summary link next to the Outbreak quarantine in the quarantine listing to view
the Manage by Rule Summary page. You can perform message actions (Release, Delete, Delay Exit) on
all of the messages in the quarantine based on which outbreak rule caused the message to be quarantined.
This is ideal for clearing out large numbers of messages from the Outbreak quarantine. For more
information, see the topics under
the Manage by Rule Summary page. You can perform message actions (Release, Delete, Delay Exit) on
all of the messages in the quarantine based on which outbreak rule caused the message to be quarantined.
This is ideal for clearing out large numbers of messages from the Outbreak quarantine. For more
information, see the topics under
Reporting False Positives or Suspicious Messages to Cisco Systems
When viewing message details for a message in the Outbreak quarantine, you can send the message to
Cisco to report false positives or suspicious messages.
Cisco to report false positives or suspicious messages.
Procedure
Step 1
Navigate to a message in the Outbreak quarantine.
Step 2
In the Message Details section, select the Send a Copy to Cisco Systems check box.
Step 3
Click Send.