Chapter 3. Command Reference
conf t filter
The configure filter command configures a filter’s state and category for action set usage. The available states include disabled and enabled. When you configure a filter, you must know and enter the number for the filter. Only the reset subcommand supports “all” as an option.
number
enables adaptive filtering for the filter. You must enter a filter number. You can optionally include a profile and slot for the filter’s setting.
number
disables adaptive filtering for the filter. You must enter a filter number. You can optionally include a profile and slot for the filter’s setting.
number
creates and adds an exception to a filter. You must include a filter number, source IP address, and destination IP address. You can optionally include a profile and slot.
number
deletes a copy of the filter. You must enter a filter number and profile in the command. The slot is optional.
number
disables a filter given the number. You must enter a filter number. You can optionally include a profile and slot.
number
enables a filter given the number. Do not use all in this command. You must enter a filter number. You can optionally include a profile and slot. The command also includes an option for action set.
specifies an action set for the filter.
number
deletes an exception from a filter. You must include a filter number, source IP address, and destination IP address. You can optionally include a profile and slot.
number
enables you to modify threshold settings of port scan and and host sweep filters. A scan/ sweep user policy must already exist.
number
enables you to modify timeout settings of port scan and and host sweep filters. A scan/sweep user policy must already exist.
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sets the specified filter to use the action set of its category, removing any previous overrides. You must enter a filter number. You can optionally include a profile and slot.
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