Setting A Console Response Action - Symantec 10521146 - Network Security 7120 Administration Manual

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152 Responding
Setting response actions

Setting a console response action

6
In Configure Response Action, click OK to save and exit.
7
In Response Rules, click OK to save and exit.
Note: The Traffic Record and TrackBack response actions cannot run
simultaneously.
See
"Playing recorded traffic"
Symantec Network Security can initiate an action on the Network Security
console in response to an attack. A SuperUser or Administrator can configure
the response rule to play an alert sound and/or to execute a program on the
Network Security console. Any user can enable each Network Security console
individually to execute console response actions. The minimum delay between
responses is 1 minute.
To configure console response actions
1
In the Network Security console, click Configuration > Response Rules.
2
In Response Rules, click the Response Action column of a rule.
3
In Configure Response Action, click Console Response.
4
Provide the following information:
Limit Action to One Console: Click this to apply this response action to
a single Network Security console.
Play Alert Sound: Click this to sound an alert.
Execute Console Program: Click this to launch a program in response.
Start command: Enter the command to launch the response program.
Maximum # of executions: Enter the maximum number of executions
per incident of this response.
Delay between executions (mins): Enter the time in minutes that you
want Symantec Network Security to wait between executions.
5
In Configure Response Action, click OK to save and exit.
6
In Response Rules, click OK to save and exit.
Enabling console response actions
You must enable console response actions on each Network Security console
individually.
on page 240.

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