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Chapter 8 Configuring Event Action Rules

Configuring Event Action Overrides

• Log packets from both the attacker and victim IP addresses.

sensor(config-eve)# overrides log-pair-packetssensor(config-eve-ove)#

• Write an alert to Event Store.

sensor(config-eve)# overrides produce-alertsensor(config-eve-ove)#

• Write verbose alerts to Event Store.

	sensor(config-eve)#overrides produce-verbose-alert
	sensor(config-eve-ove)#
	• Write events that request an SNMP trap to the Event Store.
	sensor(config-eve)#overrides request-snmp-trap
	sensor(config-eve-ove)#
Step 4	Configure the risk rating for this override item. The default risk rating range is 0 to 100. Set it to a
	different value, such as 85 to 100.
	sensor(config-eve-ove)# risk-rating-range85-100
Step 5	Enable or disable the use of this override item. The default is enabled.
	sensor(config-eve-ove)#override-item-status {enabled disabled}
Step 6	Verify the settings.
	sensor(config-eve-ove)# exit
	sensor(config-eve)# show settings
	action-to-add: deny-attacker-inline
	-----------------------------------------------
	override-item-status: Enabled default: Enabled
	risk-rating-range: 85-100 default: 0-100
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Step 7	Edit the risk rating of an event action override.
	sensor(config-eve)#overrides deny-attacker-inline
	sensor(config-eve-ove)# risk-rating95-100
Step 8	Verify that you edited the event action override.
	sensor(config-eve-ove)# exit
	sensor(config-eve)# show settings
	-----------------------------------------------
	overrides (min: 0, max: 14, current: 1)
	-----------------------------------------------
	override-item-status: Enabled <defaulted>
	risk-rating-range: 95-100 default: 0-100
	-----------------------------------------------
Step 9	Delete the event action override.
	sensor(config-eve)#no overrides deny-attacker-inline
	sensor(config-eve-ove)#
Step 10	Verify that you deleted the event action override.
	sensor(config-eve-ove)# exit
	sensor(config-eve)# show settings
	overrides (min: 0, max: 14, current: 1)
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Cisco Systems IPS4510K9 manual Log packets from both the attacker and victim IP addresses

Models: IPS4510K9

• Log packets from both the attacker and victim IP addresses.

• Write an alert to Event Store.

• Write verbose alerts to Event Store.

• Write events that request an SNMP trap to the Event Store.

different value, such as 85 to 100.

Verify the settings.

Edit the risk rating of an event action override.

Verify that you edited the event action override.

Delete the event action override.

Verify that you deleted the event action override.

IPS4510K9 specifications