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Chapter 6 Email Security Manager
Step 5
In the “Suspected Spam Settings” section, change the “Apply This Action to
Message” to “Spam Quarantine.”
Message” to “Spam Quarantine.”
Note
Selecting the IronPort Spam quarantine forwards mail according to the
settings defined in the “Quarantines” chapter in the Cisco IronPort
AsyncOS for Email Daily Management Guide.
settings defined in the “Quarantines” chapter in the Cisco IronPort
AsyncOS for Email Daily Management Guide.
Step 6
In the “Add text to subject” field, click None.
Messages delivered to the IronPort Spam quarantine will have no additional
subject tagging.
subject tagging.
Step 7
In the “Marketing Email Settings” section, click Yes to enable scanning for
marketing mail from legitimate sources.
marketing mail from legitimate sources.
Step 8
In the “Apply This Action to Message” section, select “Spam Quarantine.”
Step 9
Submit and commit your changes.
The Incoming Mail Policies page is displayed with the changes shown for the
sales policy. See
sales policy. See
. Not that the shading shows that the policy is
using different settings than the default policy.
Figure 6-12
Anti-Spam Settings for the Sales Group Policy Changed
At this point, any message that is suspected spam and whose recipient matches the
LDAP query defined for the sales team policy will be delivered to the IronPort
Spam Quarantine.
LDAP query defined for the sales team policy will be delivered to the IronPort
Spam Quarantine.
To edit the Virus Outbreak Filter settings for the engineering team policy:
Step 1
Click the link for the Virus Outbreak Filters feature security service (the Virus
Outbreak Filters column) in the engineering policy row.
Outbreak Filters column) in the engineering policy row.