The Home menu opens after logging in to the configuration interface. It displays basic information about the SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway.
This view is refreshed automatically every 20 seconds. Even if the appliance is not available (for example after an update), attempts will still be made to reach it. As soon as the machine is accessible again, the login screen is displayed.
Sections on this page:
Via the country buttons
in this section, the Reference Of Menu Items of this manual can be opened in the respective national language. The prerequisite for this is that access to the Internet is also possible with the browser in which the administration interface is open.
This section shows the current system status of the SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway.
This should be
All systems are stable and running.
If important configuration entries are missing, they are displayed in red, as are problems on the system. The latter result from watchdog messages.
Displays the system data of the appliance.
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Type of the current appliance, for example SEPPmail 5000 (VMware Virtual Appliance). |
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Device licence number (also indicated on the licence document) |
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Software version currently installed on the system. |
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Current SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway time in WWW MMM DD hh:mm:ss YYYY format at the time of page access. |
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Current memory usage (currently used/available in total) |
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Current size of the swap area (currently used/available in total)
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Load average as number of work steps to be implemented compared to the number of implemented work steps in the given time interval (1, 5, 15 minutes) |
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System runtime after the last restart. |
In this section, the licence status, such as licensed components, their number and runtime, is displayed.
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Here, information on the system and user license is displayed. |
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License number of the SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway. |
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Owner of the SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway licence. |
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Issue date of the licence. |
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Additional information on the licence. |
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Displays the time of the last licence count in SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway, that is the licences under Encryption/Signature licenses and Large File Transfer (LFT) licenses calculated as in use. With the Refresh icon |
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Number of user licences purchased. The number of available user licences is shown in brackets.
Furthermore, the licences are displayed in a structured way: The number of users created under Users, the number of these users set to "inactive" (see User Data Encryption settings) and the number of users who have been released for at least three months due to inactivity. |
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Number of user licences purchased for the function Large File Transfer. The number of available user licences is shown in brackets.
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Number of client licences purchased |
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Display of the expiration date of the licence for software updates. |
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Display of the expiration date of the Device Care Pack. |
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(antispam/antivirus) |
Display of the expiration date of the license for the Protection Pack (AntiVirus and AntiSpam). |
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Licence for internal Encryption (active / not licensed). |
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Licence for Central disclaimer management (active / not licensed). |
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Licence for Self-Service Password Management (active / not licensed). |
Displays the status of the integrated virus scanner
Parameters |
Description |
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If no Protection Pack licence is available. |
only with active Protection Pack licence
Display of the ClamAV Scan Engine version |
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Display of the ClamAV virus signature version
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Display of the ClamAV virus signature date |
Displays a brief overview of the processed email.
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Number of all emails transmitted by the system (received, sent). |
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(S/MIME) |
Number of all emails processed via S/MIME (decrypted, encrypted). |
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(OpenPGP) |
Number of all emails processed via OpenPGP (decrypted, encrypted). |
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(DOMAIN) |
Number of all emails processed via Domain encryption (decrypted, encrypted). |
Number of all sent secure webmails via the GINA subsystem. |
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Number of all emails in the queue. |
Shows the utilisation of the individual system partitions.
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Shows the utilisation of the database volume (/var/ldap.ENCRYPTED) in the system. In the case of a utilisation of 75%, the display turns red and a watchdog message is displayed.
As a separate value, it also shows the utilisation of the allocated DB size. Reason: With the change from HDB to MDB, a larger file is created than there is actually data in the DB. This means that the utilisation of the DB partition (Partition size) is higher than the actual needs (Allocated DB size). |
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Shows the utilisation of email queue volumes (/var/mailqueue) in the system. In the case of a utilisation of 60%, the display turns red and a watchdog message is displayed. |
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Shows the utilisation of the volume of the log files (/var/log) in the system. In the case of a utilisation of 75%, the display turns red and a watchdog message is displayed. |
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Shows the volume usage for temporary files (/tmp) in the system. In the case of a utilisation of 90%, the display turns red and a watchdog message is displayed. |
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Shows the utilisation of the volume for the internal email storage.
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only with active Large File Transfer (LFT) licenses
Shows the utilisation of the Large File Transfer volume (/var/lfm) in the system. In the case of a utilisation of ??%, the display turns red and a watchdog message is displayed. |
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(new in 12.1.9)
Shows the result of a number of tests in a data stream.
Further information on this may be available directly from https://manpages.debian.org/unstable/ent/ent.1.en.html.
Parameters |
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Returns the size of the checked data block. |
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Shows the information density of a file's content, expressed as the number of bits per character. Based on this value, it is possible, for example, to determine how much a file could be compressed. |
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Displays the result of the Chi-square test. The test provides information about the randomness of data. This is a crucial factor for generating random sequences, for example. |
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Shows the result of the sum of all bytes in a file divided by the file length. The value also provides information about the randomness of data. If the data is almost random, the value should be around 127.5. If the mean value deviates from this value, the values are constantly high or low. |
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Shows the result of a value calculated from various factors. |
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This valueshows the extentto which each byte in the data stream depends on the previous byte. The closer the value is to the number "0", the more random the data. |
