Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Guida Utente
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AsyncOS 9.6 for Cisco Content Security Management Appliances User Guide
Chapter 4 Using Centralized Email Security Reporting
Understanding the Email Reporting Pages
Related Topics
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Reporting of Marketing Messages after Upgrade to AsyncOS 9.5
After upgrade to AsyncOS 9.5:
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The number of marketing messages is the sum of marketing messages detected before and after the
upgrade.
upgrade.
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The total number of graymail messages does not include the number of marketing messages detected
before the upgrade.
before the upgrade.
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The total number of attempted messages also includes the number of marketing messages detected
before the upgrade.
before the upgrade.
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If the graymail feature is not enabled on managed Email Security appliances, marketing messages
are counted as clean messages.
are counted as clean messages.
System Capacity Page
The Email > Reporting > System Capacity page provides a detailed representation of the system load,
including messages in the work queue, incoming and outgoing messages (volume, size, and number),
overall CPU usage, CPU usage by function, and memory page swapping information.
including messages in the work queue, incoming and outgoing messages (volume, size, and number),
overall CPU usage, CPU usage by function, and memory page swapping information.
The System Capacity page can be used to determine the following information:
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Identify when Email Security appliances are exceeding recommended capacity; this enables you to
determine when configuration optimization or additional appliances are needed.
determine when configuration optimization or additional appliances are needed.
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Identify historical trends in system behavior that point to upcoming capacity issues.
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For troubleshooting, identify which parts of the system are using the most resources.
Monitor your Email Security appliances to ensure that the capacity is appropriate to your message
volumes. Over time, volume inevitably rises and appropriate monitoring ensures that additional capacity
or configuration changes can be applied proactively. The most effective way to monitor system capacity
is to track the overall volume, the messages in the work queue, and the incidents of Resource
Conservation Mode.
volumes. Over time, volume inevitably rises and appropriate monitoring ensures that additional capacity
or configuration changes can be applied proactively. The most effective way to monitor system capacity
is to track the overall volume, the messages in the work queue, and the incidents of Resource
Conservation Mode.
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Volume: It is important to understand the “normal” message volume and the “usual” spikes in your
environment. Track this data over time to measure volume growth. You can use the Incoming Mail
and Outgoing Mail pages to track volume over time. For more information, see
environment. Track this data over time to measure volume growth. You can use the Incoming Mail
and Outgoing Mail pages to track volume over time. For more information, see
and
Internal Users page > User Mail Flow Details
The number of incoming graymail messages under each graymail category
(Marketing, Social, and Bulk) and the total number of graymail messages
for all the users.
(Marketing, Social, and Bulk) and the total number of graymail messages
for all the users.
Internal Users page > User Mail Flow Details >
Internal User (drill down view)
Internal User (drill down view)
The number of incoming graymail messages under each graymail category
(Marketing, Social, and Bulk) and the total number of graymail messages
for a given user.
(Marketing, Social, and Bulk) and the total number of graymail messages
for a given user.
Report
Contains the Following Graymail Data