Информационное Руководство для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M190
Contents
Introduction
What email types may be submitted to Cisco?
How to submit email messages to Cisco?
Outlook 2010, 2013, or 2016 for Windows
Outlook 2011, 2016 for Mac
Outlook Web App
Apple Mail
Thunderbird
Mobile Platforms (iPhone, Android, etc)
How do I know that submission was done correctly?
Other References
Introduction
This document describes submitting email messages to Cisco for examination.
What email types may be submitted to Cisco?
Any email that is classified incorrectly. These consist of false negative (missed spam), false
positive (mail marked as spam, but is actually ham), missed marketing messages, false-positive
marketing messages and phish-suspected messages.
positive (mail marked as spam, but is actually ham), missed marketing messages, false-positive
marketing messages and phish-suspected messages.
Spam: Irrelevant or inappropriate email message(s) to a recipient.
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Ham: An email message that is not Spam. Or, "non-spam", "good mail".
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Marketing: Directly marketing a commercial email message.
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How to submit email messages to Cisco?
Supported submission methods when reporting email messages:
Direct plug-in submission via the Cisco Email Security Plug-In Tip: Download the Cisco
Email Security Plug-In from the
Email Security Plug-In from the
page.
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Direct email submission
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Please follow the instructions below in order to attach the email as an
Multipurpose
Internet Mail Extension (MIME)-encoded attachment and submit to the email address that is
appropriate.
appropriate.
Direct Email Submission Instructions
Email submissions can be made through any of the following clients.
Outlook 2010, 2013, or 2016 for Windows
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