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Email Security Monitor Pages<br />

2-30<br />

Cisco <strong>IronPort</strong> <strong>AsyncOS</strong> 7.6 for Email Daily Management Guide<br />

Chapter 2 Using Email Security Monitor<br />

What percent of overall mail with a partner uses TLS?<br />

The TLS Connections page is divided into a section for incoming connections and a section for outgoing<br />

connections. Each section includes a graph, summaries, and a table with details.<br />

The graph displays a view of incoming or outgoing TLS-encrypted and non-encrypted connections over<br />

the time range you specify. The graph displays the total volume of messages, the volume of encrypted<br />

and unencrypted messages, and the volume of successful and failed TLS encrypted messages. The<br />

graphs distinguish between connections in which TLS was required and connections in which TLS was<br />

merely preferred.<br />

The table displays details for domains sending or receiving encrypted messages. For each domain, you<br />

can view the number of required and preferred TLS connections that were successful and that failed, the<br />

total number of TLS connections attempted (whether successful or failed), and the total number of<br />

unencrypted connections. You can also view the percentage of all connections in which TLS was<br />

attempted, and the total number of encrypted messages sent successfully, regardless of whether TLS was<br />

preferred or required. You can show or hide columns by clicking the Columns link at the bottom of this<br />

table.<br />

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