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Clarification on emails released from Quarantine

karajulu1
Level 1
Level 1

Hi All,

I need assistance in understanding the Email Quarantine in ESA and the logs when it is released from the Quarantine.

1. Is it possible to find out who released the email from the Email Quarantine ( user ID ) ?

2. I have an issue - where the message log says as below

Message XXXXXX released from Quarantine Outbreak after 86454 seconds. Reason : expiration.

The above message was quarantined to Executable in the ESA - which has the below configuration.

Retention Period : 21 days

Default Action : Delete

Free up space by applying default action on message upon space overflow. - this alone is checked.

Can anyone advise on this.

Many thanks in advance.

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dmccabej
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello,

In order to try and narrow down who released the message you will need to search for the time range it was released either in the euqgui_logs (Spam Quarantine) or the gui_logs (PVO Quarantines). From there, you can then look and see who was logged in and on that page at the given time.

Regarding your second question ...It looks like you're referring to the Outbreak quarantine. The Outbreak 'retention' settings are actually listed on the Mail Policy itself. You can find them in the GUI under Mail Policies --> Incoming/Outgoing Mail Policies --> Outbreak Filters (screenshot below).

By default this is set to 1 day for Viral attachments, which would match your expiration above.

Hopefully this helps to clarify. 

Thanks!

-Dennis M.

Hi Dennis,

Thanks for the clarification.

I could see the same configuration in the Outbreak Filter.

Regarding the first question, is there any command in CLI to check who logged in and out on the appliance ( with time stamp ) or is it possible to check via GUI ?

Please advise.

Thanks in advance,

You can perform a grep with something similar to below. I don't believe we have anything currently available in the GUI for this information, although it would be very helpful.

test.lab.local> grep "Nov 16.*login" gui_logs

Wed Nov 16 22:19:22 2016 Info: login:X.X.X.X user:admin session:7rsWDa077Nty2EtHArYA The HTTPS session has been established successfully.

Hopefully that helps! :)

Thanks!

-Dennis M.

Thank you so much.

You're very welcome! I'm glad I was able to help out and hopefully that answered your question/s. :)

Thanks!

-Dennis M.