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AsyncOS 9.1.2 for Cisco Email Security Appliances User Guide
Chapter 29 Tracking Messages
Searching for Messages
Option Description
Envelope Sender Select Begins With, Is, or Contains, then enter an email address, username,
or domain of a message sender to find.
You can enter any character(s). No validation of your entry is performed.
Envelope Recipient Select Begins With, Is, or Contains, and enter an email address, username, or
domain of a message recipient to find.
You can enter any character(s). No validation of your entry is performed.
Subject Select Begins With, Is, or Contains, and enter a text string to search for in the
message subject line.
Warning: Do not use this type of search in environments where regulations
prohibit such tracking.
Message Received Specify a date and time range.
If you do not specify a date, the query returns data for all dates. If you specify
a time range only, the query returns data for that time range across all available
dates.
Use the local date and time that the message was received by the Email
Security appliance.
Advanced options:
Sender IP Address/
Domain / Network
Owner
Specify the IP address, domain, or network owner of a remote host.
You can search within rejected connections only or search all messages.
Attachment Select Begins With, Is, or Contains, and enter an ASCII or Unicode text string
for one attachment to find. Leading and trailing spaces are not stripped from
the text you enter.
You can search for messages by attachment filenames only if you have
performed:
Body scan using a message filter
Body scan using a content filter
Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) scan.
For more information about identifying files based on SHA-256 hash, see
Identifying Files by SHA-256 Hash, page 16-11.
Message Event Select one or more message processing events. For example, you can search for
messages that have been delivered, quarantined, or hard bounced.
Message events are added with an “OR” operator: Selecting multiple events
finds messages that match any of the conditions you specify.
Message ID Header Enter a text string for the SMTP Message-ID header.
This RFC 822 message header uniquely identifies each email message. It is
inserted in the message when the message is first created.
Cisco IronPort MID Enter a message number to search for. An IronPort MID uniquely identifies
each email message on the Email Security appliance.
Query Settings Change the default query timeout and maximum number of results to return.