Modifying Who Receives Reports - NetSHIELD Branch PRO User Manual

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Modifying Who Receives Reports

Fill in the notification field with appropriate email addresses:
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Email - add email addresses separated by commas or semi-colons up to a 100 character
limit.
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SNMP Server and Syslog Server – when checked, information about a completed audit
will be sent to either the SNMP or Syslog server, provided you have configured these for
use. Messages will contain the number and level of vulnerabilities found at each IP
address.
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Check the Attach Summary report to email notification box if you want a Summary
Report included with the notification.
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Click Next to proceed to the second page of the Audit Wizard. You will be prompted for
any missing information before you can proceed.
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Select an Audit Mode to define the audit scope. You may choose between Full, Differential,
Incremental, and Top 20 audits.
The first time you audit your network, you should run a Full audit. Later, you can edit the audit
definition to make it Differential, but be sure to save it with the same audit name. Otherwise, if
you create a new audit definition with a different name and make it Differential, it runs a Full
audit the first time and subsequently runs a Differential audit. (See Modifying an Existing Audit's
Definition.)
NOTE: Since a Differential audit performs a full audit the first time, we suggest
you run Differential audits from the start, rather than change them later.
If you want to run only new vulnerability tests on a machine or group of machines, use the
Incremental option. Incremental never runs a Full audit. SnoopWall NetSHIELD keeps track of
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Any vulnerability, however minor.
At least one medium level vulnerability, as
indicated in the table of Vulnerability Levels
Definitions (see below).
At least one high level vulnerability.
Only when a serious level of vulnerability
occurs.
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