Office365 Spam Report CSV missing certain events
In Office365, the reporting functionality under 'Security & Compliance' allows you to create a report to show spam blocked within a custom date range. On the dashboard, the data displayed includes 'Spam Content Filtered', 'Spam IP Block', 'Spam Envelope Block' and 'Spam DBEB Filter'.
When I click on the 'Request report' button and generate a report with a custom date range, e.g. 1st December 2018 to 31st December 2018, the CSV report generated and emailed only includes 'event_type' of 'SpamContentFiltered' and ommits the other data featured when displayed on the dashboard.
How do I generate a CSV report that includes spam block of all event types and not just content filtered?
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asked Jan 9 at 11:51
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In Office365, the reporting functionality under 'Security & Compliance' allows you to create a report to show spam blocked within a custom date range. On the dashboard, the data displayed includes 'Spam Content Filtered', 'Spam IP Block', 'Spam Envelope Block' and 'Spam DBEB Filter'.
When I click on the 'Request report' button and generate a report with a custom date range, e.g. 1st December 2018 to 31st December 2018, the CSV report generated and emailed only includes 'event_type' of 'SpamContentFiltered' and ommits the other data featured when displayed on the dashboard.
How do I generate a CSV report that includes spam block of all event types and not just content filtered?
exchange office365
asked Jan 9 at 11:51
SimkillSimkill
1,524812
add a comment |
In Office365, the reporting functionality under 'Security & Compliance' allows you to create a report to show spam blocked within a custom date range. On the dashboard, the data displayed includes 'Spam Content Filtered', 'Spam IP Block', 'Spam Envelope Block' and 'Spam DBEB Filter'.
When I click on the 'Request report' button and generate a report with a custom date range, e.g. 1st December 2018 to 31st December 2018, the CSV report generated and emailed only includes 'event_type' of 'SpamContentFiltered' and ommits the other data featured when displayed on the dashboard.
How do I generate a CSV report that includes spam block of all event types and not just content filtered?
exchange office365
asked Jan 9 at 11:51
SimkillSimkill
1,524812
In Office365, the reporting functionality under 'Security & Compliance' allows you to create a report to show spam blocked within a custom date range. On the dashboard, the data displayed includes 'Spam Content Filtered', 'Spam IP Block', 'Spam Envelope Block' and 'Spam DBEB Filter'.
When I click on the 'Request report' button and generate a report with a custom date range, e.g. 1st December 2018 to 31st December 2018, the CSV report generated and emailed only includes 'event_type' of 'SpamContentFiltered' and ommits the other data featured when displayed on the dashboard.
How do I generate a CSV report that includes spam block of all event types and not just content filtered?
exchange office365
exchange office365
asked Jan 9 at 11:51
SimkillSimkill
1,524812
asked Jan 9 at 11:51
SimkillSimkill
1,524812
asked Jan 9 at 11:51
SimkillSimkill
1,524812
asked Jan 9 at 11:51
SimkillSimkill
1,524812
asked Jan 9 at 11:51
SimkillSimkill
1,524812
1,524812
add a comment |
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Check this similar case, I’m afraid it is by default.
As others said: “most of these are blocked even before hitting the Exchange servers, so there is no information available in any report.”
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
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I know what you mean, but that's the weird thing - The data is available as the Spam graph on the dashboard shows around 2.5k emails a day being blocked because of their source IP but that data doesn't come back in the generated CSV for that report. Thanks though, your link has helped.
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Jan 10 at 9:34
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Check this similar case, I’m afraid it is by default.
As others said: “most of these are blocked even before hitting the Exchange servers, so there is no information available in any report.”
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
261
I know what you mean, but that's the weird thing - The data is available as the Spam graph on the dashboard shows around 2.5k emails a day being blocked because of their source IP but that data doesn't come back in the generated CSV for that report. Thanks though, your link has helped.
– Simkill
Jan 10 at 9:34
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Check this similar case, I’m afraid it is by default.
As others said: “most of these are blocked even before hitting the Exchange servers, so there is no information available in any report.”
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
261
I know what you mean, but that's the weird thing - The data is available as the Spam graph on the dashboard shows around 2.5k emails a day being blocked because of their source IP but that data doesn't come back in the generated CSV for that report. Thanks though, your link has helped.
– Simkill
Jan 10 at 9:34
add a comment |
Check this similar case, I’m afraid it is by default.
As others said: “most of these are blocked even before hitting the Exchange servers, so there is no information available in any report.”
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
261
Check this similar case, I’m afraid it is by default.
As others said: “most of these are blocked even before hitting the Exchange servers, so there is no information available in any report.”
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
261
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
261
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
261
answered Jan 10 at 8:28
ShawShaw
261
261
I know what you mean, but that's the weird thing - The data is available as the Spam graph on the dashboard shows around 2.5k emails a day being blocked because of their source IP but that data doesn't come back in the generated CSV for that report. Thanks though, your link has helped.
– Simkill
Jan 10 at 9:34
add a comment |
I know what you mean, but that's the weird thing - The data is available as the Spam graph on the dashboard shows around 2.5k emails a day being blocked because of their source IP but that data doesn't come back in the generated CSV for that report. Thanks though, your link has helped.
– Simkill
Jan 10 at 9:34
I know what you mean, but that's the weird thing - The data is available as the Spam graph on the dashboard shows around 2.5k emails a day being blocked because of their source IP but that data doesn't come back in the generated CSV for that report. Thanks though, your link has helped.
– Simkill
Jan 10 at 9:34
I know what you mean, but that's the weird thing - The data is available as the Spam graph on the dashboard shows around 2.5k emails a day being blocked because of their source IP but that data doesn't come back in the generated CSV for that report. Thanks though, your link has helped.
– Simkill
Jan 10 at 9:34
add a comment |
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