Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 ユーザーガイド

You can schedule a PDF report or export raw data as a CSV file with a specific locale for that individual 
report. The language drop-down menu on the Scheduled Reports page allows you to view or schedule a 
PDF report in the users current selected locale and language. See important information at 

For information on how long reports are stored for, and when archived reports are deleted from the 
system, see 

. 

Two special reports that can be generated in the Email > Reporting section on the Security Management 
appliance are:

The Domain-Based Executive Summary report provides a synopsis of the incoming and outgoing 
message activity for one or more domains in your network. It is similar to the Executive Summary report, 
but it limits the report data to the messages sent to and from the domains that you specify. The outgoing 
mail summary shows data only when the domain in the PTR (pointer record) of the sending server 
matches a domain you specify. If multiple domains are specified, the appliance aggregates the data for 
all those domains into a single report. 

To generate reports for a subdomain, you must add its parent domain as a second-level domain in the 
reporting system of the Email Security appliance and the Security Management appliance. For example, 
if you add example.com as a second-level domain, its subdomains, such as subdomain.example.com, are 
available for reporting. To add second-level domains, use reportingconfig -> mailsetup -> tld

 

in the 

Email Security appliance CLI, and reportingconfig -> domain -> tld in the Security Management 
appliance CLI.

Unlike other scheduled reports, Domain-Based Executive Summary reports are not archived. 

Because messages blocked by reputation filtering do not enter the work queue, AsyncOS does not 
process these messages to determine the domain destination. An algorithm estimates the number of 
rejected messages per domain. To determine the exact number of blocked messages per domain, you can 
delay HAT rejections on the Security Management appliance until the messages reach the recipient level 
(RCPT TO). This allows AsyncOS to collect recipient data from the incoming messages. You can delay 
rejections using listenerconfig -> setup command on the Email Security appliance. However, this option 
can impact system performance. For more information about delayed HAT rejections, see the 
documentation for your Email Security appliance.