<server name> is the name of the protected Microsoft Exchange server. We recommend that you specify the full address of the server in FQDN format or the IP address.
<interval start> is the starting date of the interval for which you need to view the statistics.
<interval end> is the ending date of the interval for which you need to view the statistics.
Windows PowerShell displays the following information details:
TotalCheckedMessages — Total number of messages that came in for scanning over the specified period
CleanMessages — Number of messages in which no spam or phishing links have been detected (with the Clean status)
SpamMessages — Number of messages with the Spam status
ProbableSpamMessages — Number of messages with the Probable spam status
FormalMessages — Number of messages with the Formal notification status
BlackListedMessages — Number of messages with the Address blacklisted status
TrustedMessages — Number of messages with the Trusted status
MassMailMessages — Number of messages with the Mass mail status
PhishingMessages — Number of messages with the Phishing status
NotCheckedMessages — Number of messages that have not been scanned by Anti-Spam.
Example of a command that displays the statistics of Anti-Spam on server.domain.com over last hour:
If the Kaspersky Security for Microsoft Exchange Servers (KSCM8) service is not yet running, the Get-KSEASServerStatistics command returns System.ServiceModel.EndpointNotFoundException.