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Managing appliances
Administrator Help | TRITON AP-EMAIL | Version 8.3.x
Before you add an appliance to the Email module, you should have already installed and configured a V-Series or X-Series appliance. Interface information includes IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and up to 3 DNS server IP addresses. See the Forcepoint Appliance Getting Started Guide for more details about setting up and configuring an appliance.
TRITON AP-EMAIL may also be deployed as a virtual appliance. See the Forcepoint appliance Getting Started Guide for complete information about deploying and configuring a virtual appliance.
 
Note 
If you change either the appliance hostname or communication IP address on the appliance, you must make the same change in the Settings > General > Email Appliances page. The Email module does not detect this change automatically.
Email traffic is usually routed through dedicated appliance interfaces (E1/E2). However, if you want to route traffic through the C interface (for example, to transfer log data to a SIEM server), you need to define a route using the appliance CLI. You should note that you need to stop and restart email security services on the appliance each time you add or delete a route on the appliance.

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