Exinda EXNV-10063, Руководство администратора

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1.
Edit an existing adaptive response limit object.
2. In the Add Alert Percent field, type the percentage of threshold that should trigger an email. The percentage can
exceed 100.
3.
Click the appropriate
Add Alert
button.
NOTE
Valid SMTP and email settings are required for email alerts.
The Info Emails checkbox needs to be checked for each email recipient on the Configuration > System > Network
> Email tab.
To create user exceptions to the adaptive response limit rules
1. Edit an existing adaptive response limit object.
2. In the Add New Internal Exception Object or Add New External Exception Object section, select the network
object that specifies the IPs that you would like excluded from the adaptive response limit rule. Selecting an internal net-
work object will exclude the associated IP addresses from the limit rule. Selecting an external network object will
exclude the hosts having conversations with particular external hosts from the limit rule. For example, consider an edu-
cational institution that has a group of students who have IP addresses in the subnet 192.168.0.0/16. Each student is
allowed 10GB data transfer (uploads and downloads) per month. The resident assistants are excepted from the rule as
well as students who are trying to access a particular university server.
3. Click the appropriate Add Exception button. Upon reaching the threshold, an email is sent that has content similar
to:
To create a network object
For more information, refer to Adding network objects (page 131).
To see which hosts have exceeded their quota
Consider an educational institution that has a group of students who have IP addresses in the subnet 192.168.0.0/16.
Each student is allowed 10GB data transfer (uploads and downloads) per month.
Go to Configuration > Objects > Network > Dynamic and select the appropriate dynamic network object.