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Cisco AsyncOS 9.1 for Email User Guide
 
Chapter 31      Spam Quarantine
  Setting Up the Local Spam Quarantine
Ensuring That Message Text Displays Correctly 
AsyncOS attempts to determine the character set of a message based on the encoding that is specified in 
the message headers. However, if the encoding specified in the headers does not match that of the actual 
text, the message will not be displayed properly when viewed in the spam quarantine. This situation is 
more likely to occur with spam messages. 
To ensure that message text displays correctly for these messages, see 
Related Topics
Specifying a Default Encoding 
If an incoming message does not have a character set encoding specified in the headers, you can 
configure your appliance to specify a default encoding. 
Doing so will help ensure that these types of messages display properly in the spam quarantine. However, 
specifying a default encoding can cause messages in other character sets to display incorrectly. This 
setting applies only to messages that do not specify the encoding in the message headers. Generally, you 
would only set a default encoding if you expect the majority of your mail that falls into this category to 
be of one specific encoding. 
For example, if most quarantined messages that do not specify the character set encoding in the message 
headers are in Japanese (ISO-2022-JP), you can set the encoding on the Scan Behavior page as Japanese 
(ISO-2022-JP)
.
Procedure 
Step 1
Click Security Services > Scan Behavior.
Step 2
Under Global Settings, click Edit Global Settings
Step 3
From the Encoding to use when none is specified drop-down list, select the desired encoding type.
Step 4
Click Submit.
Step 5
Click Commit Changes.
Spam Quarantine Language
Each user selects a language in the spam quarantine from the Options menu at the top right of the 
window.