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Table 52: Troubleshooting: Security Policy Validation Errors (continued)
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Any-Any-None Rules
Any-Any-One Rules
Unsupported Options
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Pushing Security Policy Updates to an IDP Device (NSM Procedure)

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Chapter 10: Managing Security Policies in Intrusion Detection and Prevention Devices
Description
Any-Any-None rules are rules that specify any for the source and destination and none for
attacks. Because IDP must log all packets for all connections, this rule can cause severe IDP
performance penalties.
To resolve this problem, specify network objects for the destination and attack objects for
the attacks.
Any-Any-One rules are rules that specify any for the source and destination and a single
attack object for attacks. Because IDP must look at all network traffic, this rule can cause
severe IDP performance penalties.
To resolve this problem, specify network objects for the destination.
Rule contains options that are not supported on the target device.
To resolve this problem, upgrade the target device or remove the option from the rule.
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Devices and Security Policies Overview on page 31
Assigning a Security Policy in an Intrusion Detection and Prevention Device (NSM
Procedure) on page 117
Validating a Security Policy (NSM Procedure) on page 118
You must run a device configuration update job (also called pushing an update) in the
following cases:
After you have revised the security policy assigned to an IDP device. The configuration
changes you make in NSM do not affect the IDP device until you have successfully
pushed the configuration to the IDP device.
If you have deleted the device from NSM and reinstall it. In these cases, the IDP device
does not retain the previous security policy assignment.
If you use the NSM Device Manager to change IDP device settings.
To push configuration updates to multiple IDP devices:
Select Devices > Configuration > Update Device Config to display the Update
1.
Devices Options dialog box.
Select the devices that you want to push configuration updates to and to set update
2.
job options on. Table 53 on page 120 describes devices update job options.
Click OK.
3.
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