Spam Connection Information
Provides specific information about the source of spam on your network. Example: the managed product that detects the spam violation, the specific action managed products take against spam violations, the total number of spam violations on the network
Data |
Description |
|---|---|
Received |
Displays the time that Control Manager receives data from the managed product. |
Generated |
Displays the time that the managed product generates data. |
Product Entity |
Displays the entity display name for a managed product. Control Manager identifies managed products using the managed product's entity display name. |
Product |
Displays the name of the managed product. Example: OfficeScan, ScanMail for Microsoft Exchange |
Source IP |
Displays the IP address of the mail server where spam originates. |
Filter Type |
Displays the type of filter that detects the email in violation. Example: Real-time Blackhole List (RBL+), Quick IP List (QIL) |
Action |
Displays the type of action managed products take against spam to prevent spam from entering the email server. Example: drop connection, bypass connection |
Detections |
Displays the total number of spam violations managed products detect. Example: A managed product detects 10 violation instances of the same spam on one computer. Detections = 10 |
