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Chapter 2 Using Email Security Monitor
Email Security Monitor Pages
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Domain Key Events
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DNS Status
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Retrieving CSV Data
You can retrieve the data used to build the charts and graphs in the Email Security Monitor in CSV
format. The CSV data can be accessed in two ways:
format. The CSV data can be accessed in two ways:
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CSV reports delivered via email. You can generate a CSV report that is delivered via email or
archived. This delivery method is useful when you want separate reports for each table represented
on an Email Security Monitor page, or when you want to send CSV data to users who do not have
access to internal networks.
archived. This delivery method is useful when you want separate reports for each table represented
on an Email Security Monitor page, or when you want to send CSV data to users who do not have
access to internal networks.
The comma-separated values (CSV) Report Type is an ASCII text file which contains the tabular
data of the scheduled report. Each CSV file may contain up to 100 rows. If a report contains more
than one type of table, a separate CSV file will be created for each table. Multiple CSV files for a
single report will be compressed into a single .zip file for the archived file storage option or will all
be attached to separate e-mail messages for e-mail delivery.
data of the scheduled report. Each CSV file may contain up to 100 rows. If a report contains more
than one type of table, a separate CSV file will be created for each table. Multiple CSV files for a
single report will be compressed into a single .zip file for the archived file storage option or will all
be attached to separate e-mail messages for e-mail delivery.
For information about configuring scheduled or on-demand reports, see
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