Which benefit does enabling external spam quarantine on Cisco SMA provide?

Question

Options

• Aability to back up spam quarantine from multiple Cisco ESAs to one central console
• Baccess to the spam quarantine interface on which a user can release, duplicate, or delete
• Cability to scan messages by using two engines to increase a catch rate
• Dability to consolidate spam quarantine data from multiple Cisco ESA to one central console

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  7% (3)
• D
  89% (40)

Explanation

Cisco SMA (Security Management Appliance) serves as a central management platform. When external spam quarantine is enabled on the SMA, all spam quarantined by multiple Cisco ESAs is consolidated into a single quarantine on the SMA rather than being stored separately on each ESA. This simplifies administration and end-user access. Option A is similar but uses the word 'back up,' which is inaccurate - the SMA centralizes, not backs up, quarantine data. Option B describes end-user quarantine access, which is a feature of the quarantine interface but not the primary benefit of enabling external quarantine. Option C describes dual-engine scanning, which is unrelated.

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