Refer to the exhibit. For improved security, an administrator wants to warn users about opening any links or attachments within an email. How must the administrator configure an HTML-coded message…

Question

Exhibit

Options

• ACreate a text resource type of Notification Template, change to code view to paste the HTML
• BCreate a text resource type of Disclaimer Template, change to code view to paste the HTML code
• CCreate a text resource type of Disclaimer Template, past the HTML code into the text box, then
• DCreate a text resource type of Notification Template, past the HTML code into the text box, then

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  79% (31)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  13% (5)

Explanation

On the Cisco ESA, a Disclaimer Template is the correct text resource type for injecting content (such as a security warning) into the body of email messages - either prepended at the top or appended at the bottom. To include properly rendered HTML, the administrator must switch to 'code view' within the template editor and paste the raw HTML code there. Pasting HTML directly into the text box (plain text mode) would cause the HTML tags to appear as literal text in the email instead of rendering. Option A and D use 'Notification Template,' which is used for generating standalone notification messages (e.g., quarantine notifications) sent to users - not for injecting content into the email body itself. Options C and D suggest pasting HTML directly into the plain text box, which would not render correctly.

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