01-26-2012 07:09 AM
Hello,
I was asked to perform a migration of part of our current solutions to IronPort. Some procedures we follow requires extracting and analysis of e-mail in IronPort quarantines. However, I'm unable to find any solution for that. We can't just release e-mail to recipient and downloading attachment doesn't fully meet our needs.
Is there any way to download\store e-mail from quarantine to local station in any e-mail like format (e.g. eml or msg)?
Thank you for your help
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01-26-2012 09:54 AM
The quarantines have an option when looking at the e-mail to send it to another user. That way, the entire message can be review and attachments can be checked. We do this all of the time in our environment. We don't allow users to receive multimedia files. We release them to our Tech Services area and they check to make sure that the user can open the attachment and then place it directly on their desktop.
01-27-2012 05:53 AM
tester,
Releasing items from the Quarantine this way does keep all headers intact. I just verified it from my Quarantine. I see all previous headers of the email and the "new" headers from the release.
Doug
01-26-2012 09:54 AM
The quarantines have an option when looking at the e-mail to send it to another user. That way, the entire message can be review and attachments can be checked. We do this all of the time in our environment. We don't allow users to receive multimedia files. We release them to our Tech Services area and they check to make sure that the user can open the attachment and then place it directly on their desktop.
01-27-2012 12:21 AM
Thank you very much, Doug. It helped me a lot. Just to make it clear - can the e-mail in quarantine be forwarded as an attachment in order not to change its headers?
01-27-2012 05:53 AM
tester,
Releasing items from the Quarantine this way does keep all headers intact. I just verified it from my Quarantine. I see all previous headers of the email and the "new" headers from the release.
Doug
01-27-2012 06:11 AM
Thank you very much, Doug. Your answers were very helpful.
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