Virtual sensors IPS

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• Assign the virtual sensor in the MODE SINGLE ASA5510-AIP10SP-K9

  Hello

  I install asa 2 ASA5510-AIP10SP-K9 in standby mode active failover. I know how to assign virtual devices to the contexts of the ASA in multiple mode (active/active failover). But I want it to be done in simple mode (active/standby failover). Any idea will be welcomed.

  OK, now I understand what you need.

  Most users need only the single default «vs0» virtual sensor

  To get traffic from the ASA to send to the SSM for follow-up here are the basic steps:

  (The assumption is that you have already previously connected and changed the password and went through the steps in "setup" to set the IP address, network and other settings on your sensor mask.)

  (1) in the AIP - SSM (telnet or ssh) session as the default user "cisco".

  (2) adding interface backplane of the AIP - SSM GigabitEthernet0/1 in the virtual sensor default "vs0" using these commands:

  Configure the terminal

  service-analysis engine

  vs0 virtual sensor

  phyiscal-interface GigabitEthernet0/1

  output

  output

  Answer Yes when prompted

  output

  NOTE: The above could also be done through the advanced configuration command, or could be done through ASDM or IDM. To put it simply I just give you the CLI commands.

  3) connect to the ASA CLI. If you're "ridden" on the SSM, then an exit from your session will respond to the ASA CLI. If connect you via the console through a ssh or telnet or ASA ASA.

  (4) set the ASA to send traffic to the AIP - SSM.

  To do this, you would create an ACL for the traffic you want to monitor. This ACL is then used to create a class map. The plan of the class is then added in a political map. The political map is applied.

  Here's an example of how you can get any traffic to monitor histocompatibility of the AIP - SSM:

  conf t

  IPS ip access list allow a whole

  my class-map-ips-class

  corresponds to the IP access list

  Policy-map global_policy

  My ips-category

  IPS overcrowding relief

  global service-policy global_policy

  NOTE: The foregoing will send all IP packets to the SSM for surveillance of promiscuity. To change monitoring online simply substitute "inline" instead of promiscuity in the line of configuration of IP addresses.

  Note 2: The service-policy command is a reptition of the command that should already be in your configuration of ASA by default. So, it will probably generate an error/warning letting you know that the policy is already applied.

  IF you do not use the default configuration on the SAA and instead create your own policy, then you can use the steps above, but add the class to your own policy rather than the value default 'global_policy '.

  (4) repeat steps 1 and 2 on the MSS of your Eve ASA.

  The configuration of the AIP - SSM does NOT automatically copied between the AIP-SSMs. If you need to do the configuration manually on the two AIP-SSMs.

  (5) connection to standby you ASA and check tha the configuration in step 3 is automatically copied to your Eve ASA.

  The steps above are in force at step 4/5 in your original list.

  Your AIP - SSM should now be followed by traffic.

  You can now proceed to step 6 of your original list.

• IDS-4215 virtual sensors

  Can I have several virtual devices on 4215 executes code 6.0?

  Unfortunately, IDS-4215 does not support many virtual devices.

  Here is the URL for your reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/IPS/6.0/Configuration/Guide/IDM/dmAnEng.html#wp1035318

• How can I reboot a sensor IPS.

  Hello

  We have our ASA Ciso IPS ASA-SSM-10 module. It seems that sto are in a State and the Cisco IPS Manager Express said it is no longer connected. If I have SSH/Telnet to it and then I get the message:

  Error: Unable to communicate with mainApp (getVersion). Please contact your system administrator.

  You want to run cidDump? [None]:

  You can log in to the ASA CLI (the firewall part) and enter

  reload the module HW - module 1

• Virtual design of IPS/IDS question.

  Hello! I am having some problems with the understanding of the design of the virtual IDS/IPS.
  I know how to do it with hardware IPS/IDS, when you have a physical interfaces specified to deal with traffic and another physical interface to send inspected traffic to the nucleus.

  My question is how do people there with virtual firewall? I mean, how it is possible to configure a server on VMWare to receive SPAN session (in the case of IDS) or something like that.

  I hope I can clarify my concern.

  You can actually do both. If you just want to monitor (IDS) then you will need to dedicate a physical port on your VM server and cover traffic towards it. For more information about that visit this link:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1004099

  If you want to place the inline virtual appliance, then you will need to devote two physical ports on your VM server. One of these ports will be used for the outdoor area and the other for your within the area of.

  I hope this helps!

  Thank you for evaluating useful messages!

• Security 6.0 of IPS monitor

  6.0 sensors will work with SecMon? And please don't tell me that I will be forced to use CS MARCH. So there will be an update SecMon so that he can work with 6.0?

  Followed SecMon of an IPS version 6.0 has been tested. The existing version of SecMon can follow HIPS 6.0, but shows only the fields in the alerts that existed in IPS 5.1. SecMon does not display the new fields that are visible only in IPS 6.0.

  Also understand that the MC corresponding IPS does not support IPS 6.0.

  SecMon and IPS MC are part of virtual machines.

  VMS has been replaced by the CSM.

  The current version of the CSM is not able to configure IPS 6.0; a new version of the CSM will be published next year that will support the configuration of a sensor IPS 6.0.

  CSM does not include a utility for displaying IPS alerts. So for the display of the IPS alerts you will be either must continue to use SecMon of virtual machines, or use VEI, or visualization tool alert another.

  At the moment there is no plan to change the SecMon to support the new fields in IPS 6.0 as VMS has been replaced by CSM which does not SecMon contain.

  SecMon can be used to monitor a sensor IPS 6.0, but only displays the fields that were available in the 5.x sensors.

  NOTE: You have no place to report without delay to the IPS 6.0. Version 5.1 of IPS will continue to receive updates of the signature for at least another year and probably still a year and a half or more.

• GANYMEDE stop IPS packages

  Hi all

  It's my script, Switch--FirstIntPair--PIXInside--PIXOutside--SecondIntPair--Hub--Internetrouter.

  I have two pairs of interface (please don't ask me why). A conflict between switch and pix inside interface and another between pix outside and the internet router.

  Now, when I'm doing telnet to my internet router (I had GANYMEDE) it does not. Now if I use a local user name password it connects. Study further I discovered on GANYMEDE debugging I see Ganymede packages are getting expired. Now when I did an inspection of derivation on my IPS everything works fine. When I activate the inspection again, it stops working. There is no event log for this all no signature of shooting up nothing. Can someone tell me whats going on. Any help much appreciated.

  -Hoogen

  What version of IPS software are you running?

  I'm not very well informed on GANYMEDE.

  If it uses a TCP connection, the following information may help.

  If you're running 5.1, then the normalizer can be denied packets if the GANYMEDE packages must go through two pairs of interface.

  The normalizer confused when the same packet is seen twice, especially when a firewall can be modify the package. The normalizer can get confused trying to follow the tcp sequence numbers.

  We do not recommend surveillance 2 pairs of interface in 5.1 if some even traffic must flow through the two pairs.

  If you run 6.0, then what kind of sensor you?

  If the sensor supports virtualization, and then create a new virtual sensor and move one of your interface to the other virtual sensor pairs.

  If the sensor 6.0 does not support virtualization (such as the IDS-4215), then there is a new option in 6.0 'inline-TCP-session-tracking-mode '. Set this option to "interface-and-vlan". Thus the sensor will track traffic on each interface pair independently in order to prevent more normalizer problems.

  I don't know if the above information will help you to solve your particular problem.

  Other things to check if it isn't.

  RADIUS traffic may be triggering a signature.

  Run "show events" on your sensor CLI and run your GANYMEDE connection to see if the signatures are triggers that may have a deny action.

  You can even try setting an action event substitute for products-alert event for risk between 1-100 action and try again the "events to see the. There are a few signatures that don't create default alerts (intentionally), but will create alerts with the substitution of the event action. You can see if maybe one of them is raised.

  (Don't forget to disable the substitution of products-alert action event when you're done diagnose.) Many of the signatures that do not produce a default alert can be quite noisy because they monitor to normal traffic and are juts parts/components of a Meta Signature, seeking the attack itself)

• Config Service IPS 5520 policy assistance

  I have a 5520 running 7.2 (4) (Routed, unique context) with a SSM20 running 1.0000 E2.

  I'm struggling a bit with DFS configuration on my 5520. I created 2 service policies, one applied to a DMZ interface and configured as 'in-line '. Others applied within the interface and set up "promiscuous" (until I get it tuned).

  It seems that there is no way (about 7.2) to run each service its own virtual sensor on the SSM20 strategy. That's why I'm fighting a little trying to determine what political Service sends the traffic that triggers a particular event. Is there something in the SSM event log that identifies which Service policy sent traffic to the virtual sensor?

  Thanks in advance!

  David

  The ASA does not say the SSM what policy sent the package, so that the SSM cannot declare what policy sent him. Only if we monitor the promiscuity or inline (and in the case of 8.0 what context it comes and which virtual sensor to use).

  Other things that might help.

  Look at the addresses of alerts.

  If the source address is an address DMZ, then probably the DMZ policy.

  If the source address is an address to the inside, then probably domestic politics.

  If the source address is an address from the outside, then watch the address of destination.

  If the destination is an address DMZ, then probably the DMZ policy.

  If the desintation is an address to the inside, then probably domestic politics.

  Why?

  In the case of TCP SYN packet will determine what policy will affect the rest of the packages.

  And it's the first corresponding ips policy that will determine the type of monitoring.

  If a packet coming FROM the DMZ to Internet SYN will be first checked by the DMZ policy. If the DMZ policy is, then it will be inline monitored (by the DMZ policy).

  Similarly a SYN from the DMZ TO the Interior package will check first of all by the DMZ policy, then it will it be controlled by domestic politics. If the DMZ policy match then the SYN and the rest of the packets for the connection will be guarded inline. If corresponds to the policy of the DMZ, then domestic politics will be always checked, but it is the policy of the DMZ that determines the promiscuity or inline because it's the first policy matched. If the DMZ policy does NOT match the SYN packet, but is domestic politics, then the connection will be histocompatibility by domestic politics.

  Conversely, however, a package SYN FROM inside the DMZ will be firt compared to domestic politics.

  Inside corresponding to the first policy would cause the connection to monitor histocompatibility. Politics of the DMZ would be verified, as well, but with the domestic policy corresponding to the first, it will track promisuous.

  If domestic politics does NOT match would be the a political DMZ was filled with online monitoring.

  At least that's how I think that it worked in 7.2. The above, this is how it works in 8.0 when we tested with virtual probes and so I guess it worked that way in 7.2 as well.

  In your alerts above. The first alert was 'Actions droppedPacket + deniedFlow + tcpOneWayResetSent' Deny/Drop actions cannot run in Inline mode, so it must come from the DMZ policy.

  The second alert was 'Actions denyPacketRequestedNotPerformed + denyFlowRequestedNotPerformed' and 'NotPerformed"to Deny/Drop actions usually only happens with the Promiscuous mode. So, he had to be domestic policy.

• AIP SSM and virtual devices

  I just put in place a module AIP SSM in an ASA 5520 with a unique security context.

  Do I need to configure virtual devices in this case? or I can use the VS0 default? In the documentation of the IPS, he says "You can't change the definition of signature, rules of action event or anomaly detection policies." for the default virtual sensor (VS0), which is the only virtual sensore I.

  Can someone clarify what this means? It somehow restrict the usefulness of the IPS if I do not set up a separate VS?

  Thank you very much.

  A single sensor vs0 virual is very good, especially when only a single surveillance security context.

  The statement do not change the definition of signature, event actions or policies of anomaly detection rules can be a little misleading.

  What he's trying to say, is that you cannot create ad1, regles1, and any new polcies sig1 and try to apply them to vs0. The vs0 default must use sig0, rules0 and ad0.

  If you have created a new vs1, then you can apply the new policies like sig1 and regles1 ad1 to this new vs1.

  This does NOT mean that you cannot make changes to config in sig0, rules0 and ad0.

  So feel free to make configuration changes to sig0, rules0 and ad0 to fine-tune how your vs0 should handle the traffic.

  It's just the names of politicians who cannot be changed when you use vs0.

• IPS inline & port interface port trunk Switch

  Hello

  Is it possible to configure the IP addresses as the topology below? SW1 and SW2 SPI connection ports is in trunk mode. I would like to configure the IPS in inline mode pairing interface. (not the vlan pairing mode)

  SW1 - IPS - SW2

  Kind regards.

  Yes, this method is fully supported.

  If you want to control all the VLANS with a single virtual sensor, then assign the pair inline interface to the virtual sensor.

  If you want to monitor the VLANS with different virtual sensors, we support groups vlan on this pair of inline interface.

  Do not confuse "inline-pair of vlan" with the "groups of vlan inline on a pair of inline interface.

  The "pair of vlan inline" will pair 2 VLANS on the same interface. When a package arrives in the sensor it will be sent back the same interface with its header vlan has changed.

  The "groups of vlan" on a pair of inline interface don't change headers for VLANs.

  They are only used for virtual local networks, so that the Group of VLAN can then be assigned to a specific virtual sensor.

  You could then take a group of VLANs for your office network employees and assign them to vs0 and take a second group of VLAN for your DMZ and assign them to vs1.

  You can place a vlan unique within each vlan, or you can place several VLANs within each group vlan.

  But it only made sense to have 4 groups of vlan, because you have only 4 virtual sensors on most devices (a bit like the 4215 have 1 virutal sensor so you can make groups of vlan on the 4215).

  I also recommend that you change your virtual sensor and set the Inline TCP Session tracking mode on "Interface and Vlan. In this way the sensor will separately monitor connections on each vlan. This is necessary if a router can route traffic between several VLANs. Without this setting, the sensor will become confused if it sees the same connection of multiple VLANs.

• How to configure ASA IPS, which is connected to the Internet

  Hello guys,.

  I am a beginner in the Concept ASA IPS and that my company HAS an ASA 5520.

  Currently, ASA has been connected to the router connected ISP and internet acting as a firewall to control the traffic which

  is integrated with Websense URL filtering.

  Can you please let me know what all should we expected to configure IPS in this scenario, and what is the IPS feature.

  What is the main function of the IPS?

  Grateful to your messages.

  Kind regards

  KA.

  KA;

  The main function of the AIP - SSM in your ASA 5520 is to perform deep inspection packet and signature matching to detect traffic potential of achievement within your network.  If this traffic is detected, the AIP - SSM denying traffic to cross your ASA.  Here is a link to a brief overview of the product:

  http://www.Cisco.com/go/aipssm

  First, you must configure the ASA to divert traffic to the AIP - SSM for inspection, it is shown here:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/IPS/7.0/Configuration/Guide/CLI/cli_ssm.html

  So, you want to make sure that background basket interface (GigabitEthernet0/1) is added to a virtual sensor on the AIP - SSM for allow the inspections to occur.

  You want to make sure that the signature on the AIP - SSM definitions are up-to-date.  This ensures the most accurate protection from the perspective of the AIP - SSM.  This will require an active license be installed on the AIP - SSM.

  Then, you most likely want to monitor events generated by the AIP - SSM.  To do this, Cisco offers a free entry-level called IPS Manager Express (IME) solution.  You can learn more and download IME here:

  http://www.Cisco.com/go/IME

  You will want to monitor EMI to learn that the potential risks of security in network traffic crossing your infrastructure.  When you experience events for which you would like to understand better, you can site IntelliShield visist Cisco for further investigation:

  http://www.Cisco.com/security

  Details here, can also be extended within the IME event view.

  Use of an IPS will be a continuous monitor and learn phase in order to ensure that you are aware of traffic expected and unexpected, and that the appropriate response can be applied.  This is something which is different in each environment, so it is not a simple white paper on how to perform these actions.

  Scott

• K9-NME-IPS does not all packages

  Hello members,

  I have a K9-NME-IPS module in my router installed but it seems that it does not all packets from the router. This is the configuration for the IDS Sensor Interface and the Interface where I want to send traffic to the sensor.

  interface GigabitEthernet0/0
  Description CONNECTION to THE MPLS BACKBONE
  no ip address
  full duplex
  Speed 100
  No cdp enable
  !
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet0/0.100
  CONNECTION to VRF100 VRF description
  encapsulation dot1Q 100
  IP vrf forwarding VRF100
  IP 172.16.2.14 255.255.255.248
  ID-service-module monitoring inline access list 100
  No cdp enable
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet0/0,103
  Description CONNECTION to VRF200
  encapsulation dot1Q 103
  IP vrf forwarding VRF200
  IP 172.16.11.6 255.255.255.248
  penetration of the IP stream
  stream IP output
  ID-service-module monitoring inline access list 100

  access ip-list 100 permit a whole

  and here are the statistics of the module.

  # display the virtual sensor statistics
  Virtual sensor statistics
  Statistics for vs0 virtual sensor
  Name of the current instance of Signature-definition sig0 =
  Name of the current instance of event-action rules = rules0
  List of interfaces controlled by this virtual sensor = sous-interface GigabitEthernet0/1 0
  General statistics for this virtual sensor
  Number of seconds since statistics reset = 10137
  MemoryAlloPercent = 51
  MemoryUsedPercent = 49
  MemoryMaxCapacity = 614400
  MemoryMaxHighUsed = 432128
  MemoryCurrentAllo = 317667
  MemoryCurrentUsed = 302192
  Percentage of the processing load = 1
  Total packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of processed since the reset = 0 IP packets
  Total of IPv4 packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of IPv6 packets processed since reset = 0
  Total IPv6 AH packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of ESP IPv6 packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of the IPv6 Fragment packets processed since reset = 0
  Total IPv6 routing header packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of the IPv6 ICMP packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of packages that were not processed since the reset = 0 IP
  Total of the TCP packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of the UDP packets processed since reset = 0
  Total of ICMP packets processed since reset = 0
  Total packets that were not TCP, UDP or ICMP processing since reset = 0
  Total of ARP packets processed since reset = 0
  Total ISL-encapsulated packets processed since reset = 0
  802-1 total q encapsulated packets processed since reset = 0
  Total packets with bad checksum IP processed since reset = 0
  Total packets with wrong layer 4 are treated for reset = 0
  Total number of bytes processed since reset = 0
  Packets per second since the reset rate = 0
  Bytes per second since the reset rate = 0
  The way of bytes per packet since the reset = 0

  Thanks for your comments

  Alex

  Hi Alex,

  Matthew has been mentioned previously, for the NME module, the access list defines which traffic will be NOT be inspected.

  If you want the NME to inspect all traffic, you need to change the list of access to DENY all traffic.

  So, change it to "access-list 100 deny ip any one" to inspect all traffic.

  Thank you

  Stijn

• IPS (7.0 (7) E4) on ASA-SSM-10 block DNS without alerts

  Hi all

  I have the IPS module:

  Build version: 1.1 - 7, 0000 E4

  ASA 5500 Series Security Services Module-10

  Update of the signature S652.0 2012-06-20

  Journal of the ASDM inferred events:

  4 June 26, 2012 18:21:47 193.227.240.38 53 IPS 65347 sd-out asked to drop the UDP packet from outside:193.227.240.38/53 to dmz1:sd - outside/65347

  But the IPS not deducted from alerts - it does not explain why blocking these packets. DNS requests cannot just one network.

  ! ------------------------------
  ! Current configuration last modified Tue Jun 26 18:01:58 2012
  ! ------------------------------
  ! Version 7.0(7)
  ! Host:
  !     Realm Keys          key1.0
  ! Signature Definition:
  !     Signature Update    S652.0   2012-06-20
  ! ------------------------------
  service interface
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service authentication
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service event-action-rules rules0
  filters edit PROXY
  attacker-address-range 192.168.72.7
  actions-to-remove deny-attacker-inline|deny-packet-inline
  os-relevance relevant|not-relevant|unknown
  exit
  filters edit Q00000
  signature-id-range 5684
  attacker-address-range 95.190.8.0-95.190.8.255
  actions-to-remove deny-attacker-inline|deny-packet-inline
  os-relevance relevant|not-relevant|unknown
  exit
  filters edit Q00001
  signature-id-range 5684
  victim-address-range 95.190.8.0-95.190.8.255
  actions-to-remove deny-attacker-inline|deny-packet-inline
  os-relevance relevant|not-relevant|unknown
  exit
  filters edit USERS
  signature-id-range 1102,5237,2152,5684,2100,5581,3030,6061,3030,11020,5403,5474,20020,60000-60100
  attacker-address-range 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
  actions-to-remove deny-attacker-inline|deny-packet-inline
  os-relevance relevant|not-relevant|unknown
  exit
  filters edit USERS2
  signature-id-range 5575-5591,2151,21619,2150-2151
  attacker-address-range 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
  victim-address-range 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
  actions-to-remove deny-attacker-inline|deny-packet-inline
  os-relevance relevant|not-relevant|unknown
  exit
  filters move PROXY begin
  filters move USERS after PROXY
  filters move Q00000 after USERS
  filters move Q00001 after Q00000
  filters move USERS2 after Q00001
  general
  global-deny-timeout 14400
  exit
  target-value low target-address 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
  target-value medium target-address 192.168.1.0-192.168.1.255,192.168.64.0-192.168.64.255,192.168.3.0-192.168.3.49,192.168.65.128-192.168.65.255
  target-value high target-address 192.168.72.2-192.168.72.254,192.168.66.0-192.168.67.255,192.168.2.0-192.168.2.255
  target-value mission-critical target-address 192.168.65.0-192.168.65.127
  os-identification
  calc-arr-for-ip-range 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
  exit
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service host
  network-settings
  host-ip 192.168.64.194/24,192.168.64.1
  host-name gw1-ips
  telnet-option disabled
  access-list 192.168.0.0/16
  dns-primary-server enabled
  address 192.168.66.2
  exit
  dns-secondary-server enabled
  address 192.168.72.19
  exit
  dns-tertiary-server enabled
  address 192.168.72.20
  exit
  exit
  time-zone-settings
  offset 360
  standard-time-zone-name GMT+06:00
  exit
  ntp-option enabled-ntp-unauthenticated
  ntp-server 192.168.64.1
  exit
  summertime-option disabled
  auto-upgrade
  cisco-server enabled
  schedule-option calendar-schedule
  times-of-day 04:20:00
  days-of-week sunday
  days-of-week tuesday
  days-of-week thursday
  days-of-week saturday
  exit
  user-name dimaonline
  cisco-url https://198.133.219.25/cgi-bin/front.x/ida/locator/locator.pl
  exit
  exit
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service logger
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service network-access
  general
  enable-acl-logging true
  never-block-networks 192.168.0.0/16
  exit
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service signature-definition sig0
  signatures 60000 0
  alert-severity low
  sig-fidelity-rating 50
  sig-description
  sig-name XPress Administrator Service
  sig-string-info Access to Administrator Service
  sig-comment External user open Admin
  sig-creation-date 20120622
  exit
  engine service-http
  max-field-sizes
  specify-max-uri-field-length no
  exit
  regex
  specify-uri-regex yes
  uri-regex [Aa]dministrator[Ss]ervice[.]asmx
  exit
  exit
  service-ports 80
  exit
  event-counter
  event-count 1
  event-count-key Axxx
  specify-alert-interval no
  exit
  alert-frequency
  summary-mode summarize
  summary-interval 15
  summary-key Axxx
  specify-global-summary-threshold no
  exit
  exit
  vulnerable-os windows-nt-2k-xp
  specify-mars-category yes
  mars-category Info/Misc/Login
  exit
  exit
  signatures 60000 1
  alert-severity low
  sig-fidelity-rating 50
  sig-description
  sig-name Xpress Bridge
  sig-string-info Service URL
  sig-comment External Access to bridge
  sig-creation-date 20120625
  exit
  engine service-http
  regex
  specify-uri-regex yes
  uri-regex [Bb]ridge[/][Ss]ervice[.]asmx
  exit
  exit
  service-ports 80
  exit
  event-counter
  event-count 1
  event-count-key Axxx
  specify-alert-interval no
  exit
  alert-frequency
  summary-mode summarize
  summary-interval 15
  summary-key Axxx
  specify-global-summary-threshold no
  exit
  exit
  status
  enabled true
  exit
  specify-mars-category yes
  mars-category Info/Misc/Login
  exit
  exit
  signatures 60001 0
  alert-severity high
  sig-fidelity-rating 90
  sig-description
  sig-name FreePBX Display Extentions
  sig-string-info Acces to Extentions settings
  sig-comment Weak Password Detection
  sig-creation-date 20120622
  exit
  engine service-http
  event-action produce-alert|deny-attacker-inline
  regex
  specify-uri-regex yes
  uri-regex [/]admin[/]config[.]php
  exit
  specify-arg-name-regex yes
  arg-name-regex display
  specify-arg-value-regex yes
  arg-value-regex (extensions)|(trunks)
  exit
  exit
  exit
  service-ports 80
  exit
  event-counter
  event-count 1
  event-count-key Axxx
  specify-alert-interval no
  exit
  alert-frequency
  summary-mode summarize
  summary-interval 15
  summary-key Axxx
  specify-global-summary-threshold no
  exit
  exit
  exit
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service ssh-known-hosts
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service trusted-certificates
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service web-server
  enable-tls false
  port 80
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service anomaly-detection ad0
  internal-zone
  enabled true
  ip-address-range 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
  tcp
  enabled true
  exit
  udp
  enabled true
  exit
  other
  enabled true
  exit
  exit
  illegal-zone
  enabled false
  tcp
  enabled false
  exit
  udp
  enabled false
  exit
  other
  enabled false
  exit
  exit
  ignore
  source-ip-address-range 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
  exit
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service external-product-interface
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service health-monitor
  signature-update-policy
  enable false
  exit
  license-expiration-policy
  enable false
  exit
  event-retrieval-policy
  enable false
  exit
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service global-correlation
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service aaa
  exit
  ! ------------------------------
  service analysis-engine
  virtual-sensor vs0
  physical-interface GigabitEthernet0/1
  exit
  exit
  

  I confirmed with the Ironport team that this IP is a bad host in sensorbase. This is the reason for the traffic of this host being removed. There could be several reasons for this subnet to the list, for example, it could be part of a controlled host known by spammers. You must reach out to the development team for a confirmation however.

• Monitor IPS Cisco ASA

  Hello

  I have configured the IPS in my ASA 5520, but I can't find my IPS is working or not. The only thing I can see CPU usage in IDM. Can you help me please how I can view the IPS module activity? I have installed IDM & ASDM in my PC.

  Thank you.

  Concerning

  Mauduit

  Please check the Inspection by IDM or IPS CLI (see the virtual sensor stats).

  Using the "show stats-sensor virtual", it also shows, the number of packets is processed, what signatures are updated with fire, etc..

  Kind regards

  Sawan Gupta

• Duty slot in my sensor signal connection related problem class.

  I fanned simple class based on the NDK documentation found here - http://developer.blackberry.com/native/documentation/cascades/device_comm/sensors/

  But in my case signals do not plug on slots and returns always false. I was just wondering what I did wrong? Looks all logical.

  Here's the class:

  #include 
  #include "Sensors.h"
  
  Sensors::Sensors(QObject *parent) : QObject(parent) {
      // Create the compass sensor.
      m_CompassSensor = new QCompass(this);
      m_Accelerometer = new QAccelerometer(this);
  
      // Set the orientation mode to fixed so that sensor readings
      // aren't affected by device orientation.
      //m_CompassSensor->setAxesOrientationMode(QCompass::FixedOrientation);
  
      // If any Q_ASSERT statement(s) indicate that the slot failed
      // to connect to the signal, make sure you know exactly why this
      // has happened. This is not normal, and will cause your app
      // to stop working
      bool res = connect(m_Accelerometer,
                         SIGNAL(readingChanged()),
                         this,
                         SLOT(accelReadingChanged()));
  
      res = connect(m_CompassSensor,
                         SIGNAL(readingChanged()),
                         this,
                         SLOT(compassReadingChanged()));
      Q_ASSERT(res);
  
      // Since the variable is not used in the app, this is
      // added to avoid a compiler warning.
      Q_UNUSED(res);
  
      m_CompassSensor->start();
  }
  
  Sensors::~Sensors() {
      m_CompassSensor->stop();
  }
  
  void Sensors::compassReadingChanged()
  {
      QCompassReading *reading = m_CompassSensor->reading();
      qreal azimuth = reading->azimuth();
      qDebug() << "The azimuth is " << azimuth << " degrees.";
  }
  
  void Sensors::accelReadingChanged()
  {
      QAccelerometerReading *reading = m_Accelerometer->reading();
      qreal x = reading->x();
      qreal y = reading->y();
      qreal z = reading->z();
  
      // For debugging purposes
      qDebug() << "x acceleration: " << x;
      qDebug() << "y acceleration: " << y;
      qDebug() << "z acceleration: " << z;
  }
  

  Here is the header

  /*
   * Sensors.h
   *
   *  Created on: 2014-02-01
   *      Author: misha
   */
  
  #ifndef SENSORS_H_
  #define SENSORS_H_
  
  #include 
  #include 
  #include 
  #include 
  #include 
  
  using namespace QtMobility;
  
  class Sensors : public QObject{
  public:
      Sensors(QObject *parent = 0);
      virtual ~Sensors();
  
  private:
      QCompass *m_CompassSensor;
      QAccelerometer *m_Accelerometer;
  public slots:
      void compassReadingChanged();
      void accelReadingChanged();
  };
  
  #endif /* SENSORS_H_ */
  

  Please advise!  I was fighting with this for a few days already... I bet I missed something important but s mall

  Thank you

  Hello! Q_OBJECT macro is missing from the top of the class declaration:

  class Sensors : public QObject{  Q_OBJECT
  public:
    Sensors(QObject *parent = 0);
  

  p.s. This line changes, the first could not connect will not be detected. It should probably be & =

  res = connect(m_CompassSensor,