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Question
An administrator is managing multiple Cisco ESA devices and wants to view the quarantine emails from all devices in a central location.
How is this accomplished?
A. Disable the VOF feature before sending SPAM to the external quarantine.
B. Configure a mail policy to determine whether the message is sent to the local or external quarantine.
C. Disable the local quarantine before sending SPAM to the external quarantine.
D. Configure a user policy to determine whether the message is sent to the local or external quarantine.
Answer
B. Configure a mail policy to determine whether the message is sent to the local or external quarantine.
Explanation
The answer is B. To view the quarantine emails from all devices in a central location, you can configure a mail policy to determine whether the message is sent to the local or external quarantine.
A mail policy is a set of rules that determine how email messages are handled. You can configure a mail policy to send all spam messages to the external quarantine, regardless of which Cisco ESA device they were received on.
This will allow you to view all spam messages in a central location, regardless of which Cisco ESA device they were received on.
The other options are incorrect. Option A is incorrect because disabling the VOF feature will not affect where spam messages are sent. Option C is incorrect because disabling the local quarantine will prevent all spam messages from being quarantined. Option D is incorrect because a user policy is used to control what users can do with their email, not where spam messages are sent.
Here are some additional details about mail policies:
- Mail policies can be configured on Cisco ESA using the Security Services > Mail Policies page.
- Mail policies can be used to control a wide variety of email settings, including where spam messages are sent.
- Mail policies can be configured to apply to all messages or to specific users or domains.
Reference
- Comprehensive Spam Quarantine Setup Guide on Email Security Appliance (ESA) and Security Management Appliance (SMA) (cisco.com)
- User Guide for AsyncOS 12.0 for Cisco Email Security Appliances – GD (General Deployment) – Spam Quarantine [Cisco Secure Email Gateway] – Cisco
- Comprehensive Spam Quarantine Setup Guide on Email Security Appliance (ESA) and Security Management Appliance (SMA) – Cisco
- Securing Email with Cisco Email Security Appliance (SESA) – Cisco
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