Viewing and Managing Files

Occasionally, you might want to prevent users from picking up a file that was sent, because it was sent erroneously or an external sender attempted to upload malicious files. File management allows you to delete any files that you do not want transferred into or out of the organization.

When you delete a file from the server, only the files are removed from the server; no transaction history is removed from the database. All manual deletions of files are recorded in the database. The date and time of the deletion is noted in the audit log, as well as the administrator performing the action, time and date of deletion, and which files were deleted. The deletion information includes a description similar to the following:

File [Zero.2k.dmp] ([2.0 KB] from [Wed Sep 22 10:09:46 CDT 2010]) was explicitly deleted; belonged to file [CjCr07H63bldFXepO8aE7RGvzHthwHRAuFE7oIel].

If you click a link for a file that was deleted, a message appears that the file is invalid.

On the File Management page, a table displays details of the files currently on the Mail Express Server within a date range. The Start Date defaults to 1 day prior to the current date and time and the End Date defaults to the current date and time. Package details include:

You can filter the list of files by Package, Filename, Sender, Recipients, or Source.

To manage files

  1. Log in to the Mail Express Server Administration Interface.

  2. In the navigation pane, under System Information, click File Management. The File Management page appears.

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Last modified: 07 October 2013 at 9:14:20