Recipient Count Equals Message Count; Deferred Or Rejected Messages Are Not Counted As Received; Reports Limited To 1,000 Rows; Printing, Saving, And Emailing Reports - Symantec 10490452 - Mail Security 8220 Administration Manual

Recipient count equals message count

Deferred or rejected messages are not counted as received

Reports limited to 1,000 rows

Printing, saving, and emailing reports

Printing
Saving
Emailing
processed count increases by 1, not 12. If a policy for any of the recipients
determines that this message is spam, it will also increase the spam count by 1
for that day. The spam count will be 1 no matter how many of the recipients
have policies that determine the message is spam. If you run a Spam: Specific
Recipients report in this situation and list one of the 12 recipients, the processed
count will include this message, and, if the message matches for spam, the spam
count will include the message, too.
For reports that list the number of recipients, each received message counts as
one message, even if the same recipient receives more than one message. For
example, if 10 messages are sent to the same recipient, the number of recipients
will be 10, not 1. If 10 messages are sent to the same recipient and another
recipient is listed on the
For reports that list the number of recipients, if a spam or virus message is
deferred or rejected, it is not counted as received. If 100 messages are deferred
or rejected, the recipient count for those messages is 0.
The maximum size for any report, including a scheduled report, is 1,000 rows.
After running a report, you can choose to print, save, or email a report.
Print a report from your local computer using the operating system print dialog box
Save a report to your local computer using the operating system save dialog box. Choose
one of the following file types:
Save as HTML—The type of file saved depends on the format of the report chosen:
Table—saved file is HTML
■
Chart—saved file is .png graphics format
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Table and chart—saved file is a .zip containing an HTML and a .png file
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Save as CSV—The report is saved as a comma separated values file, no matter which of the
Table and Chart boxes are checked.
Type an email address to which to send the report. Scheduled reports are also emailed, see
"Scheduling reports to be emailed"
line, the number of recipients will be 20, not 2.
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