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3-32

3-27

14-19

14-29

14-20

Index

worm-timeout 9-10
comparing KBs		9-44
configuration files
backing up		16-24,C-2
merging	16-24,C-2
configuration restrictions
alternate TCP reset interface						4-9
inline interface pairs				4-9
inline VLAN pairs				4-9
interfaces	4-8
physical interfaces				4-8
VLAN groups 4-10
configuration sequence
ASA 5500-X IPS SSP					18-2
ASA 5585-X IPS SSP					18-2,19-2
configured OS mapping (example)						8-28
configuring
AAA authentication				3-23
access lists		3-7
account locking			3-33
account unlocking			3-34
ACL logging		14-14
alert frequency parameters 7-8
alert severity		7-9
anomaly detection operational settings 9-11,9-38
application policy			7-19,7-27
automatic IP logging				12-3
automatic upgrades				21-10
blocking
firewalls		14-27
routers		14-23
switches		14-26
time	14-13
bypass mode		4-34
CDP mode		4-37
cli-inactivity-timeout 3-14
connection blocking				14-33
CSA MC IPS interfaces					11-4
DNS servers		3-11

event action filters			8-23
event actions		7-16
event counter		7-10
external zone		9-29
ftp-timeout 3-8
global correlation 10-10,10-12
health statistics		17-14
host blocks	14-31
host IP address		3-4
hostname	3-3
hosts never to block			14-19
illegal zone	9-20
inline interface pairs			4-17
inline VLAN groups			4-29
inline VLAN pairs			4-23
internal zone		9-12

IP fragment reassembly 7-31

IP fragment reassembly parameters 7-30,7-36IP logging 7-39

logging all blocking events and errors 14-16

logical devices login-banner-text 3-9manual IP logging 12-4master blocking sensor maximum block entries 14-11

maximum blocking interfaces 14-18maximum denied attackers 8-34Meta Event Generator 8-34

network blocks 14-32networks never to block NTP servers 3-43NVRAM write 14-15OS maps 8-29

other protocols external zone 9-35illegal zone 9-26internal zone 9-18

packet command restrictions password policy

	Cisco Intrusion Prevention System Sensor CLI Configuration Guide for IPS 7.2
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IPS4510K9 specifications

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