Action and Syntax	Details
Log on to the email-specific CLI. login email	You must be in the config mode to log on to the email-specific CLI. Example: (config)# login email (config)(Email)#

Action and Syntax	Details
Displays Email Security container and build information show email info	Output includes the following Email Security information: Email Security uptime: Email Security hostname: Email Security version: Email Security build: Email Security build date:
Displays Email Security IB installation information show email info [--ib]	Output includes IB installation date, description, version, binaries, and any prerequisite IBs or hotfixes.
Displays Email Security subscription information show email subscription [--details]	Output for show email subscription: Subscription key: <key number> Expiration date: <date> Expires in: <number of days> Subscribed users: <number of users> Operational status: <valid or invalid> When subscription expires: <action for mail processing: allow or block> In addition to the above output, use of the --details parameter appends a timestamp of the most recent subscription validation, length of the subscription grace period, and supported product features.
Displays Forcepoint analytics database names and current database update information show analytic-update info	Output includes a list of the current Forcepoint Email Security analytics databases and their most recent update versions.
Displays Email Security services along with service operational status and uptime show service status	Output includes a list of Email Security services, their current status (on or off), and uptime (if service is running).

Action and Syntax	Details
Enables or disables the Email Security x-header creation function set email-x-header --status <on|off>	Email Security x-header contains email analysis information. This information can be passed to various processing components like filters. Status: The state of the x-header function Example: (config)(Email)# set email-x-header --status off
Defines a new domain group or adds a domain to an existing domain group set domain-group --name <group name> [--description] <group description> [--domain] <domain addresses>	Name: New or existing domain group name Description: (optional) Domain group description; multiple-word descriptions must be enclosed in quotation marks (""). Domain: (optional) Comma-separated domain addresses; "protected" is a reserved word for Protected Domain. The following characters are not supported in the Name and Description parameters: <, >, &. Example: (config)(Email)# set domain group --name protected --domain mydomain.com --description "My Protected Domain addresses"
Stops, starts, or restarts Email Security services set service --action <stop|start|restart> --name <service_name>	Action: The service action to perform Name: The service name; a list of the service names is available via the "set service --name" help command. Example: (config)(Email)# set service --action stop --name log
Configures the specified log file maximum archive size set logging --log <threatcat|scanEngine> --rotate <number of files> --size <file size>	Log: The log file to archive Rotate: The maximum number of log files to archive Size: The maximum size of the log file to archive (in MB) If the rotate and size parameters are both zero, logging for the specified log is disabled.
Configures Email Security to handle email traffic as if it is received from the specified direction for policy application purposes set mta accept-email-traffic-as --direction <default|inbound|internal| outbound>	Direction: The direction of email traffic, which determines the email policy used; if default is selected, direction is determined by protected domain. Example: (config)(Email)# set mta accept-email-traffic-as --direction default

Action and Syntax	Details
Sets the virtual IP address for the Email module. setvirtualip --action <list|add|delete> --interface <eth0|eth1> --ip <ip_address>	Action: The action being implemented Interface: The interface being configured IP: The IP address Example: (config)(Email)# setvirtualip --action add --interface eth1 --ip 10.206.143.3

Action and Syntax	Details
Moves the config and email store to a new appliance. migrate interactive	Interactive mode is a step-by-step process that requires user input during the migration process. Example: (config)(Email)# migrate interactive
Moves the config and email store to a new appliance. migrate silent --host <host_name>	Silent mode requires the user to enter only the source appliance (pre-version 8.3) IP address. Host: Host name or IP address Example: (config)(Email)# migrate silent --host 10.206.143.3