An organization wants to use its existing Cisco ESA to host a new domain and enforce a separate corporate policy for that domain. What should be done on the Cisco ESA to achieve this?

Question

Options

• AUse the smtproutes command to configure a SMTP route for the new domain.
• BUse the deli very config command to configure mail delivery for the new domain.
• CUse the dsestconf command to add a separate destination for the new domain.
• DUse the altrchost command to add a separate gateway for the new domain.

• A
  75% (21)
• B
  14% (4)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

The smtproutes command on Cisco ESA is used to define where mail destined for a specific domain should be delivered (i.e., to which internal mail server). When adding a new domain to host on the ESA, you must configure an SMTP route so the ESA knows where to deliver accepted mail for that domain. This is a foundational step alongside adding the domain to the Recipient Access Table (RAT). The deliveryconfig command controls general delivery settings globally. dsestconf is not a valid Cisco ESA command. The altrchost command is used to configure alternate destination hosts based on virtual gateways, not for adding hosted domains.

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