Managing Profiler Settings In Intrusion Detection And Prevention; Devices; Managing Profiler Settings; Updating Profiler Settings - Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.3 - CONFIGURING INTRUSION DETECTION AND PREVENTION GUIDE REV1 Manual

CHAPTER 11
Managing Profiler Settings in Intrusion
Detection and Prevention Devices

Managing Profiler Settings

Updating Profiler Settings

Starting the Profiler

Stopping the Profiler

Related Topics
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Managing Profiler Settings on page 123
Updating Profiler Settings on page 123
Starting the Profiler on page 123
Stopping the Profiler on page 123
After you have finished configuring settings on the Profiler, you must update those settings
on the device. You can do this in the Device Manager by right-clicking the device and
selecting Update Device. The Device Update Options window appears and prompts you
to restart IDP Profiler after the device updates. Click OK to confirm.
The Job Information window appears indicating the status of the update. After this is
finished, the device begins collecting data for the Profiler database.
To manually start the Profiler, use the Devices menu, and select IDP Profiler > Start
Profiler. In the Start Profiler dialog box, select the devices you want to use for profiling,
and then click OK. Alternatively, you can right-click any device from the Device Manager,
and select IDP Profiler > Start Profiler.
As your devices begin profiling your internal network, they gather information about your
network hosts, their peers, ports, and Layer-7 data.
To manually stop the Profiler, use the Devices menu, and select IDP Profiler > Stop
Profiler. In the Stop Profiler dialog box, select the appropriate devices, and then click OK.
Alternatively, you can right-click any device from the Device Manager, and select IDP
Profiler > Stop Profiler.
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