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ZyWALL IDP 10 User’s Guide
IDP Policies 6-15
Table 6-3 Selecting Pre-defined Policies
LABEL DESCRIPTION
Pre-defined Policy Group Setting
Modify Click this button to display a screen where you can batch enable or disable policy types
based on severity and/or target operating system. You can also batch enable or disable
peer-to-peer, instant messaging and spam signature categories.
Pre-defined Policy
Policy Search You can search for policies based on policy name or ID number. Select By Name or By
Policy ID form the drop-down list box, enter a (partial) name or a complete, exact ID
number in the text box and then click Search . The name entered in the text box is not
case sensitive.
After a search is performed, click IDP in the navigation panel to display all policies again.
Policy Query Alternatively, you can search for policies based on a combination of signature category
(policy type), severity and/or attack target operating system. Hold the <CTRL> key to
select multiple items and then click
Query . After a search is performed, click IDP in the
navigation panel to display all policies again.
By Type Select one item or hold the <CTRL> key to select multiple items. See section 6.3 for
more information on signature categories.
AND/OR Logical AND means that all criteria must be fulfilled before a match is deemed found.
Logical OR means that at least one of the criteria must be fulfilled before a match is
deemed found.
By Severity Select one item or hold the <CTRL> key to select multiple items. See Table 6-1 for more
information on policy severity.
By Operating
System
This search category finds policies that were intended to defend specific operating
systems due to the intrusion being targeted at a weakness in that operating system.
Select one item or hold the <CTRL> key to select multiple items.
|<Prev Next >| Use these buttons to navigate between first, previous, next and last pages of the pre-
defined policies downloaded.
# This is the ore-defined policy index number. Pre-defined rules have already been
ordered for you and cannot be re-ordered.
Enable Clear this checkbox to have the ZyWALL skip this rule when detecting intrusions. You
can enable or disable individual policies here or enable/disable a batch of policies using
the screen that appears after you click
Modify .
Alarm An alarm is an action (an e-mail is sent) to be taken on the policy when a packet
matches a rule. Alarm e-mails are not sent instantly but rather at periodic intervals
(minimum five minutes).
Select this checkbox to enable the alarm action. For other actions, select from the
Action drop-down list box.
Type This field refers to the signature category as described in section 6.3.
Name The (read-only) policy name identifies a specific signature targeted at a specific
intrusion.