Having received an annoyingly higher proportion of spam in my Inbox this morning, I wanted to quickly check what the antispam agents are doing. Here's a quick cmdlet (besides the ones to check whether the antispam agents are enabled, checking the Content Filter SCL thresholds, etc.).
Note to self: Create a quick monitoring script that provides more information from agent logs, antispam configs, and perfmon counters.
Related posts:
- Keeping tabs on Antispam filters: A few handy scripts in Exchange Server 2007
- Exchange Server 2007: How are RBLs performing?
- Exchange Server 2007: Managing And Filtering Anti-Spam Agent Logs
Get-AgentLog -StartDate "6/16/2008" | group action | ft name,count -Autosize
What you get back:Name Count
---- -----
RejectCommand 520
AcceptMessage 39
RejectMessage 163
QuarantineMessage 11
DeleteMessage 21
Note to self: Create a quick monitoring script that provides more information from agent logs, antispam configs, and perfmon counters.
Related posts:
- Keeping tabs on Antispam filters: A few handy scripts in Exchange Server 2007
- Exchange Server 2007: How are RBLs performing?
- Exchange Server 2007: Managing And Filtering Anti-Spam Agent Logs
Labels: Administration, Anti-Spam, Exchange Server 2007, Exchange Shell, IMF

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