Appendix A: Op erating Tabs
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The Events Tab
Introduction The Events tab summarizes all intrusion and system events on your computer. The tab
columns show the time, type, and severity of an event; the intruder's name and IP
address; how Desktop Protector has responded to the event, and other information.
Customizing
information
To customize the information on the Events tab, right-click a column header and select
Columns. A window appears in which you can add, hide, show, resize, or rearrange
columns. By default, the information on the Events tab is sorted first by severity, then by
time.
Sorting Click a column header to sort the list by that column. Click the column header again to
reverse the sort order.
AdvICE button When you select an event in the Events tab, a brief description of the attack appears at the
bottom of the tab. For more information about the event, or to see suggested remedies for
the attack, click advICE to connect to the ISS Web site for the latest information about that
event.
Note: For more information about filtering the information shown on the Events tab,
see“Filtering the Events List” on page 48.
Default Events tab
columns
This table describes the default columns on the Event tab. For information about adding
optional columns, see “Showing and hiding columns” on page 49:
This column... Contains this information...
Severity The severity icon is a visual representation of the severity
of an event and the response from RealSecure Desktop
Protector. For more information, see “Severity levels” on
page12.
Time The date and time the event occurred, in 24-hour format.
Event The name of the event type. A description of the event is
displayed at the bottom of the window.
Intruder The NetBIOS or DNS name of the attacking system. When
Desktop Protector cannot determine a name, it displays the
intruder’s IP address.
Count If an intruder executes the same attack several times, the
Events tab shows the collected occurrences as one event.
This column displays the number of occurrences that made
up that event. The Time column shows the time the most
recent event occurred.
Tabl e 9: Events tab default columns