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Network and Security Manager Administration Guide
Editing a Custom Attack Group
Deleting a Custom Attack Group
Unified Threat Management
Creating UTM Profiles
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To modify a custom attack group, double-click the group in the Custom Attack Groups
tab in the IDP Objects dialog box. The Static Group or Dynamic Group dialog box appears,
with the previously-configured information displayed. Enter any changes you want to
make and then click Apply to continue making changes or click OK to close the dialog
box.
To delete a custom attack group, right-click the group in the Custom Attack Groups tab
in the IDP Objects dialog box, and then select Delete. A confirmation window asks you
to verify that you want to delete the item. Click OK.
Creating UTM Profiles on page 364
Creating an Antivirus Profile on page 365
Creating an Antispam Profile on page 366
Creating a Content Filtering Profile on page 366
Creating a URL Filtering Profile on page 367
Miscellaneous UTM Features on page 368
ScreenOS Threat Management Features on page 370
A UTM profile can define more than one UTM feature. You can have more than one
custom feature profile for the different supported protocols. The predefined, profiles are
recommended although you can define custom profiles as well.
To create a UTM profile:
Select
1.
Object Manager
Enter a name for the profile.
2.
Enter a comment or description.
3.
Select a color from the drop-down list.
4.
Select
5.
Profile Properties
Connections per client: 0-20000
Behavior for over-limit connections: either drop or permit
Click
The new profile is displayed in the list of UTM profiles.
6.
OK.
You can define profiles for antivirus, anti-spam, URL filters, and content filters for the
new profile either from the same window or by navigating from their respective nodes in
the navigation pane. You can create miscellaneous objects such as Extension lists, URL
>
>
>
The
UTM
Profiles
+.
New UTM Profile
:
window opens.
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