Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 Guia Do Utilizador

By default, Anti-Virus scanning is enabled in the $TRUSTED mail flow policy for 
public listeners, which is referenced by the WHITELIST sender group. See 

.

The process for editing the per-user anti-virus settings for a mail policy is 
essentially the same for incoming or outgoing mail. 

Individual policies (not the default) have an additional field to “Use Default” 
settings. Select this setting to inherit the default mail policy settings.

You enable anti-virus actions on a per-recipient basis using the Email Security 
Feature: the Mail Policies > Incoming or Outgoing Mail Policies pages (GUI) or 
the 

policyconfig -> antivirus

 command (CLI). After you enable anti-virus 

settings globally, you configure these actions separately for each mail policy you 
create. You can configure different actions for different mail policies. 

To edit the anti-virus settings for a mail policy, including the default policy:

Click the link for the anti-virus security service in any row of the Email Security 
Manager incoming or outgoing mail policy table. 

The Anti-Virus settings page similar to the one shown in 

 and 

 is displayed. 

Click the link in the default row to edit the settings for the default policy. 

 and 

 show the settings for an individual policy (not the 

default). 

Click Yes or Use Default to enable Anti-Virus Scanning for the policy. 

The first setting on the page defines whether the service is enabled for the 
policy. You can click Disable to disable the service altogether.

For mail policies other than the default, choosing “Yes” enables the fields in 
the Repaired, Encrypted, Unscannable, and Virus Infected Messages areas to 
become active. 

Select an Anti-Virus scanning engine. You can select McAfee or Sophos engines.

Configure Message Scanning settings.