This section describes the Email Security — Server Web UI tabs.
Dashboard—Provides a high-level view of the threat intelligence gathered by the Email Security — Server appliance. Within many panels on the Dashboard, you can click blue buttons and text links to drill down to critical threat information affecting your network.
eAlerts—Displays aggregated alert, detection, and quarantine information.
eQuarantine—Displays quarantined email information and allows you to release or delete them from the quarantine.
Search Emails—Allows you to search for all emails the Email Security — Server appliance processed, and to view and manage the emails that are being processed or in queue to be processed.
Settings—Provides options for configuring settings for the Email Security — Server appliance.
Reports—Allows you to generate and/or schedule reports in various formats.
About—Provides access to the following pages:
Summary — Displays system information, such as software version and Security Contents version. See Viewing System Health and Performance Check Results .
Supported Features — Displays features available for the appliance and whether they are enabled or disabled. See Supported Features .
Health Check—Provides comprehensive and current system status information such as software version, patch version, content version, services health information, MVX engine version, DTI connection, and configured interfaces. See System Health and Performance .
Log Manager—Allows you to manage system logs.
Upgrade—Allows you to upgrade software for the Email Security — Server appliance.
PDF generation
Some Web UI pages, such as those that display analysis results, have a Print PDF button at the top right side of the page that allows you to save the content of the page to PDF so it can be printed or saved. Only the content that is visible on the page is included in the PDF output. For example, if an item on the page is not expanded, the details about that item are not displayed and will not be included in the PDF output. Depending on your Web browser settings, the generated PDF opens in the Web browser or is downloaded to your computer.
The amount of time needed to generate the PDF depends on the current load on the system. By default, the system will try to generate the PDF using Standard Processing Time, the fastest way possible. If the PDF generation times out, you can try again using other options by clicking the arrow on the button and then selecting Extra Processing Time or Heavy Processing Time, where heavy processing time takes the longest.
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