Configure
ScanMail to send notifications after
taking an action. ScanMail
administrators typically send notifications to the Exchange administrator, using a
global default
for the administrator’s email address.
Administrators can configure ScanMail to send notifications to the
person who is to receive the notification and the person listed as the sender for
the
notification. That is, when sending notifications, ScanMail lists the address configured on the Notification
Settings screen as the sender of the message. People receiving the message can
contact the sender about the problem.
Setting and applying a global default address for an
administrator changes the address in the following locations:
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NoteAdministrators can customize the notification addresses for each of the above locations
after
applying a default address.
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ScanMail divides email traffic into
two network categories: internal and external. ScanMail queries the Exchange server to learn how the internal and external
addresses are defined. All internal addresses share a common domain and all external
addresses do
not belong to that domain.
For example, if the internal domain address is "
@host.com", then ScanMail classifies addresses such as
"abc@host.com" and "xyz@host.com" as internal addresses.
ScanMail classifies all other addresses,
such as "abc@host.com" and "jondoe@otherhost.com" as
external.-
Detects and takes action against a security risk or other threat detected in an email message
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Blocks an infected attachment
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Detects suspicious URLs
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Filters out undesirable content from an email message
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Detects and takes action against a Data Loss Prevention incident
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Detects a significant system event
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Detects virus/malware outbreak conditions
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NoteFor correct resolution of ScanMail
notifications with Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), import the Management
Information
Base (MIB) file to the network management tools from the following path in the ScanMail Package:
tool\admin\trend.mib. |