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| Vendor: | Cisco |
|---|---|
| Exam Code: | 300-720 |
| Exam Name: | Securing Email with Cisco Email Security Appliance |
| Exam Questions: | 147 |
| Last Updated: | April 22, 2026 |
| Related Certifications: | Cisco Certified Network Professional, Cisco Certified Network Professional Security |
| Exam Tags: | Security Professional Network administratorsNetwork EngineerNetwork ManagersOperations EngineersSecurity AdministratorsSecurity ArchitectSecurity EngineerSystem Designer |
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An administrator manipulated the subnet mask but was still unable to access the user interface. How must the administrator access the Cisco Secure Email Gateway appliance to perform the initial configuration?
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer is trying to connect to a Cisco ESA using SSH and has been unsuccessful. Upon further inspection, the engineer notices that there is a loss of connectivity to the neighboring switch.
Which connection method should be used to determine the configuration issue?
Serial connection is a method that should be used to determine the configuration issue when there is a loss of connectivity to the neighboring switch. Serial connection allows the engineer to access the Cisco ESA console port using a serial cable and a terminal emulator, such as PuTTY or HyperTerminal, without relying on the network connectivity.
The other options are not valid methods to determine the configuration issue when there is a loss of connectivity to the neighboring switch, because they require network connectivity to work.
Which method enables an engineer to deliver a flagged message to a specific virtual gateway address in the most flexible way?
A filter is a method that enables an engineer to deliver a flagged message to a specific virtual gateway address in the most flexible way. A filter is a rule that allows Cisco ESA to perform actions on messages based on predefined or custom conditions, such as headers, envelope, body, attachments, etc.
To deliver a flagged message to a specific virtual gateway address using a filter, the engineer can create a content filter or message filter that matches the flag condition and applies an action of ''deliver via alternate host'' with the virtual gateway address as the parameter.
The other options are not methods that enable an engineer to deliver a flagged message to a specific virtual gateway address in the most flexible way, because they have more limitations or requirements than using a filter.
An engineer is configuring a Cisco ESA for the first time and needs to ensure that any email traffic coming from the internal SMTP servers is relayed out through the Cisco ESA and is tied to the Outgoing Mail Policies.
Which Mail Flow Policy setting should be modified to accomplish this goal?
Connection Behavior setting allows you to specify how the Cisco Email Security Appliance (ESA) handles incoming connections from different sender groups. You can choose from four different settings:
Accept: The ESA accepts all connections from the sender group and applies the mail flow policy settings to the messages.
Throttle: The ESA limits the number of concurrent connections and messages per connection from the sender group. This can help reduce the impact of spam or malicious traffic on the ESA's performance.
Reject: The ESA rejects all connections from the sender group and returns a 5xx SMTP error code to the sender. This can help block unwanted or abusive senders from reaching your network.
Test: The ESA accepts connections from the sender group but does not deliver the messages to the recipients. Instead, it logs the messages and marks them as test messages. This can help you test the mail flow policy settings before applying them to real traffic.
To modify the Connection Behavior setting for a sender group, you need to do the following steps:
On the ESA, choose Mail Policies > HAT Overview.
Click Edit Settings for the sender group that you want to modify.
In the Mail Flow Policy Settings section, choose one of the options from the Connection Behavior drop-down list.
Click Submit and commit changes.
An email containing a URL passes through the Cisco ESA that has content filtering disabled for all mail policies. The sender is sampleuser@test1.com, the recipients are testuser1@test2.com, testuser2@test2.com, testuser3@test2.com, and mailer1@test2.com. The subject of the email is Test Document395898847. An administrator wants to add a policy to ensure that the Cisco ESA evaluates the web reputation score before permitting this email.
Which two criteria must be used by the administrator to achieve this? (Choose two.)
Web reputation score is a feature that allows Cisco ESA to evaluate the reputation of URLs in messages based on real-time data from Talos intelligence and apply appropriate actions, such as block, quarantine, or deliver.
To ensure that Cisco ESA evaluates the web reputation score before permitting this email, the administrator should use two criteria to create a content filter or message filter that matches this email and applies an action of ''check web reputation'':
Sender matches test1.com, which means that the sender's domain name is test1.com.
Email body contains a URL, which means that the message body has one or more URLs in it.
The other options are not valid criteria to ensure that Cisco ESA evaluates the web reputation score before permitting this email, because they do not match this email or they are not relevant to web reputation score.
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