Customizing The Event Table Display; Setting Display Preferences - Enterasys Intrusion Prevention System Reporting Manual

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Event Table Pane
Table 6-1 Event Table Report Columns
Event Detail Column
Direction
Protocol
Sensor Name
Details
Table 6-2
Table 6-2 Right-Click Action Menu Options
Option
Event Details
Source Address Lookup
Destination Address Lookup
Session Rebuild
Download PCAP
Mail Event

Customizing the Event Table Display

The following sections describe customizations you can perform on the Event Table pane.

Setting Display Preferences

The Event Table pane allows you to set the display preferences by editing the fields in the
preferences bar at the bottom of the pane.
You can set the number of rows to display per page in the Show per Page field, and you can move
forward and back through the pages by clicking on the direction arrows next to the Page field, as
shown in
next to the Page field.
Description
The direction of the event (for example, Internal or External).
The protocol used in the event.
Name of the Dragon sensor that generated the event. In the case of Network
Sensors, this is the Virtual Sensor name.
Any additional details about the event.
describes the options in the right-click Action menu.
Figure
6-3. You can interactively refresh the display by clicking the circular arrow icon
Description
Displays a pop-up window containing details of the event. See
Chapter 7, Event Details
for more information.
Displays a new browser window that attempts to resolve the IP
address using a DNS lookup. Additional publicly-available web
sites that perform address resolution are provided as links on the
browser page.
Displays a new browser window that attempts to resolve the IP
address using a DNS lookup. Additional publicly-available web
sites that perform address resolution are provided as links on the
browser page.
Displays a page with the session information for the selected
event. Applicable to TCP events.
Provides a download of a PCAP capture file. This file contains the
traffic between the source and destination IP addresses of the
event for the day the event was generated. Applicable to any TCP
event that supports the Dragon mktcpdump CLI tool.
Refer to
Chapter 8, Viewing a PCAP File for an Event
information.
Opens your mail application with the URL for the event in the
content field of the message.
Enterasys IPS Analysis and Reporting Guide 6-3
Customizing the Event Table Display
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