An engineer must provide users access to the spam quarantine on a Cisco Secure Email Gateway. Users must be able to access the spam quarantine through links without additional authentication. They must also be able to preview a spam message from the Spam Quarantine section without restoring it. <DragDrop items={["Set the method used to authenticate users field to None.","Configure the message bodies to display before messages are released.","Go to Monitor page and select Spam Quarantine.","Enable End-User Quarantine Access."]} slots={[{"answer":"Go to Monitor page and select Spam Quarantine.","id":"step1","label":"step 1"},{"answer":"Enable End-User Quarantine Access.","id":"step2","label":"step 2"},{"answer":"Set the method used to authenticate users field to None.","id":"step3","label":"step 3"},{"answer":"Configure the message bodies to display before messages are released.","id":"step4","label":"step 4"}]} explanation={"End-User Quarantine Access is configured from Spam Quarantine. Selecting None as the authentication method supports access through notification links without user credentials. Enabling display of message bodies lets users view a quarantined message’s contents without releasing it; disabling that display requires release before the body can be viewed.\n\n**Learn more:** [Cisco Secure Email User Guide — Spam Quarantine](https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ces/user_guide/esa_user_guide_12-5/b_ESA_Admin_Guide_ces_12_5/b_ESA_Admin_Guide_ces_12_0_chapter_0100000.pdf)"} reuse={false} />