Chapter 12 Configuring IP Logging

Stopping Active IP Logs

Step 3 Display a brief list of all IP logs.

sensor# iplog-status brief

 

 

 

Log ID

VS

IP Address1

Status

Event ID

Start Date

2425

vs0

192.0.2.10

started

N/A

2003/07/30

2342

vs0

192.0.2.20

completed

209348

2003/07/30

sensor#

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stopping Active IP Logs

Use the no iplog [log-idlog_id name name] command to stop logging for the logs that are in the started state and to remove logs that are in the added state. The no iplog command does not remove or delete the IP log. It only signals to the sensor to stop capturing additional packets on that IP log.

Note Using the no iplog command on an added state IP log stops the IP log. The added state means that the IP log is still empty (no packets). Stopping it when there are no packets means you are stopping an empty IP log. An empty log is removed when it is stopped.

The following options apply:

•log_id—Specifies the log ID of the logging session to stop. Use the iplog-statuscommand to find the log ID.

•name—Specifies the virtual sensor on which to begin or end logging.

Disabling IP Logging Sessions

To disable one or all IP logging sessions, follow these steps:

Step 1 Log in to the CLI using an account with administrator or operator privileges.

Step 2 Stop a particular IP logging session:

a.Find the log ID of the session you want to stop.

sensor#

iplog-status

 

Log ID:

 

1

IP Address 1:

192.0.2.1

Virtual

Sensor:

vs0

Status:

 

added

Event ID:

0

Bytes Captured:

0

Packets

Captured:

0

sensor#

 

 

Note Each alert references IP logs that are created because of that alert. If multiple alerts create IP logs for the same IP address, only one IP log is created for all the alerts. Each alert references the same IP log. However, the output of the IP log status only shows the event ID of the first alert triggering the IP log.

b.Stop the IP log session.

sensor# no iplog log-id 137857512

 

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IPS4510K9 specifications

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