Messaging Gateway

As captioned for SBG 8.0.2.

Thanks in advance.

I allways type the top level domain extension as it is the same for all incoming domains.

e.g.: domain1.com; domain2.com; domain3.com -> just type "com" in the filter value field.

Or just type ".".

Thanks for your reply.

It doesn't works in my situation as some of the senders name are (none), since I can't check what these mail are in message audit log. Any idea?

Ed Koo

You could display all with two searches:

1. All messages from (none) by performing a search for Sender search set to "<>"  (without quotes)
2. All messages that have a sender email address associated to them, by performing a search for Sender search set to "@"  (without quotes).

I do not believe the two can be combined, will try as soon as I log in however and post the result.

Cheers.

NOTE: If you cannot find the message you are looking for you may need to narrow down the time range.

• In the Filter part of Message Audit Logs section, open the drop down list for Time range.
• Select Customize... You will now see Start date and End date appear.
• Select the Start date by clicking on the date field.
• Use the drop down list to select the time range (hours and minutes).
• Select the End date by clicking on the date field.
• Use the drop down list to select the time range (hours and minutes).
• Click Display Filtered to display the messages for this time range.Check out the link for more info.

Link: http://service1.symantec.com/support/ent-gate.nsf/854fa02b4f5013678825731a007d06af/144bfbb7afd5f0de802575ec00321880?OpenDocument