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Reading the Available Components of Monitoring 6-2 Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.6 for Email Daily Management Guide Chapter 6 Managing and Monitoring via the CLI Note This is the entire list. The displayed counters vary depending on which display option or command you choose. Use this list as a reference. Table 6-1 Counters Statistic Receiving Description Messages Received Messages received into the delivery queue. Recipients Received Recipients on all received messages. Generated Bounce Recipients Recipients for which bounces have been generated by the system and inserted into the delivery queue. OL-25138-01
Chapter 6 Managing and Monitoring via the CLI OL-25138-01 Table 6-1 Counters (continued) Statistic Description Rejection Reading the Available Components of Monitoring Rejected Recipients Recipients that have been denied receiving into the delivery queue due to the Recipient Access Table (RAT), or unexpected protocol negotiation including premature connection termination. Dropped Messages Messages that have been denied receiving into the delivery queue due to a filter drop action match or have been received by a Black Hole queuing listener. Messages directed to /dev/null entries in the alias table also are considered dropped messages. Messages dropped by anti-spam filtering (if it has been enabled on the system) also increment this counter. Queue Soft Bounced Events Number of soft bounce events — a message that soft bounces multiple times has multiple soft bounce events. Completion Completed Recipients Total of all hard bounced recipients, delivered recipients, and deleted recipients. Any recipient that is removed from the delivery queue. Hard Bounced Recipients Total of all DNS hard bounces, 5XX hard bounces, filter hard bounces, expired hard bounces and other hard bounces. A failed attempt to deliver message to a recipient that results in immediate termination of that delivery. DNS Hard Bounces DNS error encountered while trying to deliver a message to a recipient. 5XX Hard Bounces The destination mail server returned a “5XX” response code while trying to deliver a message to a recipient. Expired Hard Bounces Message recipients that have exceeded the maximum time allowed in the delivery queue or the maximum number of connection attempts. Filter Hard Bounces Recipient delivery has been preempted by a matching filter bounce action. Messages dropped by anti-spam filtering (if it has been enabled on the system) also increment this counter. Other Hard Bounces An unexpected error during message delivery or a message recipient was explicitly bounced via the bouncerecipients command. Delivered Recipients Message successfully delivered to a recipient. Deleted Recipients Total of message recipients explicitly deleted via the deleterecipients command or was a Global Unsubscribe Hit. Global Unsubscribe Hits Message recipient was deleted due to a matching global unsubscribe setting. Current IDs Message ID (MID) The last Message ID to have been assigned to a message inserted into the delivery queue. A MID is associated with every message received by the Cisco IronPort appliance and can be tracked in mail logs. The MID resets to zero at 2 31 . Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.6 for Email Daily Management Guide 6-3
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