Schedule Manager Screen

Configuring Surveillance Groups

 

Configuring Surveillance Groups

 

Surveillance groups are the building blocks of surveillance schedules. They are made up

 

of one or more detection templates.

 

The predefined surveillance groups, distributed with HP-UX HIDS, are read-only. They

 

may be copied but not resaved or deleted. If you modify one, you can only save the

 

changes under a new name. They are listed in “Predefined Surveillance Schedules and

 

Groups” on page 81.

 

Creating a New Surveillance Group

 

To create a new surveillance group

Step

1. Go to the Configure tab of the Schedule Manager screen.

Step

2. Create a name for the new surveillance group.

a.Click the New button on the Surveillance Groups panel. This opens the New Surveillance Group dialog box (Figure 5-5).

Figure 5-5 New Surveillance Group Dialog

b.Enter a name in the input field. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore; the first character must be alphanumeric. Schedule names are case-sensitive. If you include invalid characters, you will be prompted to have them replaced with underscores.

c.Click OK to accept it. Click Cancel to exit instead.

A new group is initialized with no templates selected. All template properties have their default values.

Step 3. To set up the new group, use the steps in “Modifying a Surveillance Group” on page 68.

 

 

Copying a Surveillance Group

 

 

If a current surveillance group is similar to what you want, you can copy the old one and

 

 

change the copy. For example, if you wanted a group to run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday

 

 

to Friday and 24 hours a day Saturday and Sunday, you could copy the Monday to Friday

 

 

group and set a different timetable in the Saturday-Sunday group.

 

 

To copy a surveillance group

Step

1.

Go to the Configure tab of the Schedule Manager screen.

Step

2.

Select the group you want to copy in the Surveillance Groups panel.

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