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When configuring CRES, where do you enable read receipts?
The correct answer is A. In the encryption profile. Read receipts in CRES (Cisco Registered Envelope Service) are enabled within the encryption profile because the profile defines the behavior of the encrypted envelope itself - including delivery notifications, message expiration, and secure reply options. Option B (content…
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When configuring CRES, where do you enable read receipts?
Options
- AIn the encryption profile
- BIn the content filter condition menu
- CIn the content filter action menu
- DIn the mail policy
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A88% (29)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Read receipts in CRES (Cisco Registered Envelope Service) are enabled within the encryption profile because the profile defines the behavior of the encrypted envelope itself - including delivery notifications, message expiration, and secure reply options. Option B (content filter condition) is wrong because conditions only define the trigger criteria for when a filter fires, not encryption behavior. Option C (content filter action) is where you select which encryption profile to apply, but the profile's internal settings, like read receipts, are configured in the profile directly. Option D (mail policy) is wrong because mail policies control which content filters apply to which sender/recipient groups - they don't configure encryption features.
Memory tip: Think of the encryption profile as the encrypted envelope's "feature sheet" - read receipts are a feature of the envelope, so you configure them where the envelope is defined (the profile), not in the rules that decide when to use it.
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