Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C190 用户指南

After you have entered the values, click Start Trace. A summary of all features configured on the system 
affecting the message is printed.

You can upload message bodies from your local file system. (In the CLI, you can test with message 
bodies you have uploaded to the 

/configuration

 directory. See 

for more information on placing files for import onto the Cisco IronPort appliance.)

After the summary is printed, you are prompted to view the resulting message and re-run the test 
message again. If you enter another test message, the Trace page and the 

trace

 command uses any 

previous values from 

 you entered. 

SenderBase 
Network Owner 
Organization ID

Type the unique identification number of the 
SenderBase network owner, or allow the 
system to Lookup network owner ID 
associated with source IP address. 

 

You can view this information if you added 
network owners to sender groups via the 
GUI. 

SenderBase 
Reputation 
Score (SBRS 
scores)

Type the SBRS score you want to provide for 
the spoofed domain, or allow the system to 
look up the SBRS score associated with 
source IP address. This can be helpful when 
testing policies that use SBRS scores. Note 
that manually entered SBRS scores are not 
passed to the Context Adaptive Scanning 
Engine (CASE). See “Reputation Filtering” 
in the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email 
Configuration Guidefor more information. 

Envelope Sender Type the Envelope Sender of the test 

message. 

Envelope 
Recipients

Type a list of recipients for the test message. 
Separate multiple entries with commas. 

Message Body

Type the message body for the test message, 
including headers. Type a period on a 
separate line to end entering the message 
body. Note that “headers” are considered part 
of a message body (separated by a blank 
line), and omitting headers, or including 
poorly formatted ones can cause unexpected 
trace results.

From: ralph

Subject: Test