Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

You can use a configuration file and the settings defined for a single named report to generate multiple 
reports at the same time. For example, a company named Bigfish purchases two other companies, 
Redfish and Bluefish, and continues to maintain their domains. Bigfish creates a single Domain-Based 
Executive Summary report using a configuration file containing three lines corresponding to separate 
domain reports. When the appliance generates a Domain-Based Executive Summary report, an 
administrator for Bigfish receives a report on the Bigfish.com, Redfish.com, and Bluefish.com domains, 
while a Redfish administrator receives a report on the Redfish.com domain and a Bluefish administrator 
receives a report on the Bluefish.com domain.

You can upload a different configuration file to the appliance for each named report. You can also use 
the same configuration file for multiple reports. For example, you might create separate named reports 
that provide data about the same domains over different time periods. If you update a configuration file 
on your appliance, you do not have to update the report settings in the GUI unless you change the 
filename.

The Executive Summary Report is a high-level overview of the incoming and outgoing email message 
activity from your Email Security appliances. that can be viewed on the Security Management appliance.

This report page summarizes what you can view on the 

. For more 

information on the Email Reporting Overview page, see 

.

You can schedule any of the reports listed in 

. 

To manage report scheduling, see the following: 

To add a scheduled email report, use the following steps:

On the Security Management appliance window, choose Email > Reporting > Scheduled Reports.

Click Add Scheduled Report.

Choose your report type.

For descriptions of the report types, see 

.