Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

Administrative users can access the spam quarantine whether or not end-user access is enabled. 

See requirements in 

. 

Select Management Appliance > Centralized Services > Spam Quarantine. 

Click Edit Settings. 

Scroll down to the End-User Quarantine Access section. 

Select Enable End-User Quarantine Access. 

Specify the method to use to authenticate end users when they attempt to view their quarantined 
messages. 

Specify whether or not to display message bodies before messages are released. 

If this box is selected, users may not view the message body via the spam quarantine page. Instead, to 
view the body of a quarantined message, users must release the message and view it in their mail 
application (such as Microsoft Outlook). You can use this feature for policy and regulation compliance 
— for example, if a regulation requires that all viewed email be archived. 

None —

Mailbox 
(IMAP/POP) 

For sites without an LDAP directory to use for authentication, the quarantine can 
validate user email addresses and passwords against a standards-based IMAP or 
POP server that holds their mailbox. 

When logging in to the spam quarantine, end users enter their full email address 
and mailbox password. 

If the POP server advertises APOP support in the banner, then for security reasons 
(i.e., to avoid sending the password in the clear) the Cisco appliance will only use 
APOP. If APOP is not supported for some or all users then the POP server should 
be reconfigured to not advertise APOP.

Select SSL if you have configured your server to use it. If users enter username 
only, you can specify a domain to add to automatically complete the email address. 
Enter the domain of the envelope for users logging in to “Append Domain to 
Unqualified Usernames.” 

LDAP

Configure LDAP settings as described in the sections referenced in the Before You 
Begin section of this topic.