Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 Guia Do Utilizador
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User Guide for AsyncOS 9.8 for Cisco Email Security Appliances
Chapter 22 Text Resources
Using Text Resources
Custom Anti-Virus Notification Templates
shows a mail policy where a custom anti-virus notification is specified.
Figure 22-2
Anti-Virus Container Template Notification Example in a Mail Policy
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Anti-Virus Notification Variables
When creating an anti-virus notification, you can use any of the notification variables listed in
Table 22-4
Anti-Virus Notification Variables
Variable Substituted
With
$To
Replaced by the message To: header (not the Envelope
Recipient).
Recipient).
$From
Replaced by the message From: header (not the Envelope
Sender).
Sender).
$Subject
Replaced by the subject of the original message.
$AV_VIRUSES
Replaced by the list of all the viruses found anywhere in the
message:
message:
“Unix/Apache.Trojan”, “W32/Bagel-F”
$AV_VIRUS_TABLE
Replaced by the table of MIME-Part/Attachment names and
viruses in each part:
viruses in each part:
“HELLO.SCR” : “W32/Bagel-F”
<unnamed part of the message> : “Unix/Apache.Trojan”
$AV_VERDICT
Replaced by the anti-virus verdict.
$AV_DROPPED_TABLE
Replaced by the table of attachments that were dropped. Each
row is composed of a part or filename followed by the list of
viruses associated with that part:
row is composed of a part or filename followed by the list of
viruses associated with that part:
“HELLO.SCR” : “W32/Bagel-f”, “W32/Bagel-d” “Love.SCR” :
“Netsky-c”, “W32/Bagel-d”
“Netsky-c”, “W32/Bagel-d”
$AV_REPAIRED_VIRUSES
Replaced by the list of all the viruses found and repaired.
$AV_REPAIRED_TABLE
Replaced by the table of all parts and viruses found and repaired:
“HELLO.SCR” : “W32/Bagel-F”
“HELLO.SCR” : “W32/Bagel-F”