Juniper SECURITY THREAT RESPONSE MANAGER 2008.2 - CATEGORY OFFENSE INVESTIGATION GUIDE REV 1, Руководство по выпуску

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6 STRM Log Management Release Notes
Deleting a False Positive Building Block Value No Longer Causes Error
Previously, if you attempted to edit the User-BB-FalsePositive: User Defined False
Positive Tunings Building Block to edit any of the configured values within the
Building Block, the following error message appeared
Invalid category id
.
This no longer occurs.
Multiple Reports No Longer Generate From Single Template When Reports
are Shared
When you created a new report using the Report Wizard, you can generate the
report by selecting the
Would you like to run the report now? check box in the
report wizard or request the completed report template to generate using the
Reports Template interface. Previously, if the report was shared with other users,
both options may have resulted in the generation of multiple reports appearing in
the Generated Reports interface with Admin as the listed owner. This no longer
occurs.
Now Able to Add 200 CIDRS for a Network Object
Previously, the limit of CIDR range(s) you could add to the network object was 70.
If you attempted to add more than 70 CIDR range(s), an error appeared. In STRM
Log Management 2008.2, the limit of CIDR ranges you can add is approximately
200, depending on the data on your system.
Now Able to Apply Any IP Filter When Searching for Events
Previously, when you attempted to filter in the Event Viewer using the Any IP filter
option, invalid results appears. Now, in STRM Log Management 2008.2, this no
longer occurs and valid search results appear.
Now Able to Filter on Device Type Using Right-Click Option in Aggregate
Display
Using the Display drop-down list box in the Event Viewer, you are able to view
events using one of the available aggregate options. Previously, if you selected the
Device Type option in the Display drop-down list box, you were not able to access
the Filter menu using the right mouse button (right-click) for the Device Type
column. This no longer occurs and the Filter menu is available.
Now Able to Use Exclamation Point (!) In LDAP Authentication Passwords
Previously, when defining a password for your LDAP authentication, if you entered
an exclamation point (!) as part of your password, the password was rejected.
Exclamation points (!) are now supported.
Now Able to Use Same IP Address for Off-Site Source and Target
Previously, when configuring off-site source and target in the deployment editor, an
error appeared if you attempted to use the same IP address for the source and
target. This no longer occurs.