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Cisco Intrusion Prevention System Sensor CLI Configuration Guide for IPS 7.2
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Chapter8 Configuring Event Action Rules
Working With Event Action Rules Policies
3.
Create overrides to add actions based on the risk rating value. Assign a risk rating to each event
action type.
4.
Create filters. Assign filters to subtract actions based on the ID, IP addresses, and risk rating of the
signature.
5.
Create OS mappings. OS mappings are used for th e attack relevance rating in the calculation of the
risk rating for an alert.
6.
Configure the general settings. Specify whether you want to use the summarizer, the meta event
generator, or configure denied attacker parameters.
Working With Event Action Rules Policies
Use the service event-action-rules name command in service event action rules submode to create an
event action rules policy. The values of this event action rules policy are the same as the default event
action rules policy, rules0, until you edit them. Or you can use the copy event-action-rules
source_destination command in privileged EXEC mode to make a copy of an existing policy and then
edit the values of the new policy as needed. Use the list event-ac tion-rules-configurations command
in privileged EXEC mode to list the event action rules policies. Use the no service event-action-rules
name command in global configuration mode to delete an event action rules policy. Use the default
service event-action-rules name command in global configuration mode to reset the event action rules
policy to factory settings.
Working With Event Action Rules Policies
To create, copy, display, edit, and delete event action rules policies, follow these steps:
Step 1
Log in to the CLI using an account with administrator privileges.
Step 2
Create an event action rules policy.
sensor# configure terminal
sensor(config)# service event-action-rules MyRules
sensor(config-eve)# exit
Apply Changes?[yes]: yes
sensor(config)# exit
sensor#
Step 3
Copy an existing event action rules policy to a new event action rules policy.
sensor# copy event-action-rules rules0 rules1
sensor#
Note
You receive an error if the policy already exists or if there is not enough space available for the
new policy.
Step 4
Accept the default event action rules policy values or edit the following parameters.
a.
Add event action rules variables.
b.
Configure event action rules overrides.
c.
Configure event action rules filters.
d.
Configure the event action rules general settings.
e.
Configure the event action rules target value rating.