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156 Integrating Symantec Mail Security for SMTP with SESA
Configuring logging to SESA
Configuring logging to SESA
on computers that are managed by Symantec security products. The event
categories and classes include antivirus, content filtering, network security, and
systems management. The range of events varies depending on the Symantec
applications that are installed and managed by SESA.
You can monitor and manage these security-related events through the SESA
Console. The SESA Console is the common user interface that provides
manageable integration of security technologies (Symantec or otherwise),
Symantec Security Services, and Symantec Security Response. You can query,
filter, and sort data to reduce the security-related events that you see through
the SESA Console, which allows you to focus on threats that require your
attention. You can configure alert notifications in response to events, and
generate, save, and print tabular and graphical reports of event status, based on
filtered views that you have created.
SESA must be installed and working properly before you can configure
Symantec Mail Security for SMTP to log events to SESA.
For more information, see the SESA documentation.
The logging of events to SESA is in addition to the standard local logging
features for Symantec Mail Security for SMTP. Logging to SESA is activated
independently of standard local logging. If you have purchased SESA, you can
send a subset of the events that are logged by Symantec Mail Security for SMTP
to SESA.
See
"Interpreting Symantec Mail Security for SMTP events in SESA"
page 164.
To configure logging to SESA, you must complete the following steps:
Configure SESA to recognize Symantec Mail Security for SMTP. In order for
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SESA to receive events from Symantec Mail Security for SMTP, you must
run the SESA Integration Wizard that is specific to Symantec Mail Security
for SMTP on each computer that is running the SESA Manager. The SESA
Integration Wizard installs the appropriate integration components for
identifying the individual security product (in this case, Symantec Mail
Security for SMTP) to SESA.
See
"Configuring SESA to recognize Symantec Mail Security for SMTP"
page 157.
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