Verdict Chart and Last State Verdicts
A Verdict Chart displays information of the various possible verdicts triggered by each engine of the email security appliance.
Note | Verdict charts for AsyncOS prior to 12.0 will not be displayed and last state verdicts is displayed as "Last State Not Available". |
The following table shows the various verdicts of each engine:
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Connection Behavior |
Message Filter |
Anti-Spam |
Anti-Virus |
AMP |
Graymail |
Content Filter |
Outbreak Filter |
DLP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Not Applicable Accepted Relayed |
Not Evaluated Match No Match |
Not Evaluated Negative Suspect Bulk Mail Social Mail Marketing Mail Positive |
Not Evaluated Negative Repaired Encrypted Unscanable Positive |
Not Evaluated Clean FA Pending Unknown Skipped Malicious Unscannable Low Risk |
Not Evaluated Negative Positive |
Not Evaluated Match No Match |
Not Evaluated Match No Match |
Not Evaluated No Trigger Violation No Violation |
The Last State verdict of the message determines the final verdict that is triggered after all the possible verdicts of each of the engine in your appliance.
Following are some of the last state verdicts:
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Delivered: When a message is delivered.
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Dropped: When a message is dropped.
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Aborted: When a message is aborted. (Example: Due to Mail Policy restrictions)
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Bounced: When a message is bounced back.
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Splintered: When the MID of a message is split into multiple MIDs having multiple final states.
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Quarantined: When a message is quarantined by engines.
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Queued: When a message is queued for delivery either to end recipient or to an off-box Spam quarantine or Centralized Policy, Virus or Outbreak quarantine.
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Processing: When a message is not completely processed by all the engines; or when a message is waiting in a queue of a particular engine.
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Last State Not Available: When last state of message cannot be retrieved. (Example: When message is still being processed by the engine and has not reached any final state.