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47 Configuring Network
Network Security (also known as Alcatel-Lucent's Traffic Anomaly Detection feature) is a network
monitoring feature that aims to detect the anomalies in the network by analyzing the patterns of ingress
and egress packets on a port. These anomalies occur when the traffic patterns of a port do not meet the
expectations. The detection of anomalies results in logging, SNMP trap generation, and shutting down of
the anomalous port. This feature is mainly used in the Layer2 domain.

In This Chapter

This chapter describes Network Security features and how to configure them through the Command Line
Interface (CLI). CLI commands are used in the configuration examples. For more details about the syntax
of commands, see the OmniSwitch CLI Reference Guide.
Configuration procedures described in this chapter include the following:
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"Creating Monitoring-Group and Associating Port Range" on page
•
"Disassociating Port Range from Monitoring-Group" on page
•
"Configuring Anomaly to be Monitored" on page 47-6
For information about CLI commands that can be used to view Network Security, see the OmniSwitch CLI
Reference Guide.
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