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Kick the Client–IP remediation
Adding a Kick the Client-IP remediation
Delete session remediation
Adding a delete session remediation
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12. Click Create. The instance is created and remediations appear in the
Configured Remediations section of the page.
A Kick IP remediation kicks a Client–IP address from NVG, if any traffic sent to the
destination host that is included in the compliance policy violation event.
Use the following procedure to add a kick the client–IP remediation.
1. From the TPS main page, open the Policy & Response menu.
2. Select Responses.
3. Select Remediations.
4. Select Instances.
5. Select an instance from the Configured Instances list.
6. To view the selected instance, under Actions, click View. The Edit
Remediation Instance page appears.
7. In the Configured Remediations section of the page, select click the client IP
in the Add a new remediation of type box.
8. In the Add a New Instance section, click Add. The Edit instance page
appears.
9. Type a name for the remediation in the Remediation Name field. Optionally,
enter a description of the remediation in the Description field.
10. Click Done to return to the Edit Remediation Instance page
11. Click Create. The remediation is created.
12. Click Save. The remediation is saved.
13. Click Done to return to the Edit Remediation Instance page.
A delete session remediation issues an operations delete session table entry on
the NVG to delete the existing session. The deletion is based on the combination
of protocol, source IP, source port, destination IP, and destination port parameters
listed in the compliance policy violation event.
Use the following procedure to add a delete session remediation.
1. From the TPS main page, open the Policy & Response menu.
2. Select Responses.
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