Viewing the table containing sets of Intrusion Detection rules

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The table of Intrusion Detection rule sets is displayed in the Intrusion Detection section of the application web interface. When viewing the table of rule sets, you can use the following functions:

• Filtering based on table columns

  To filter the rule sets table by the Name of rule set column:

  1. In the Intrusion Detection section, click the filtering icon in the Name of rule set column.

     The filtering window opens.

  2. In the Including and Excluding fields, enter the names of the rule sets that you want to include in the filter and/or exclude from the filter.
  3. If you want to apply multiple filter conditions combined by the logical operator OR, in the filter window of the column click the Add condition button and enter the condition in the opened field.
  4. If you want to delete one of the created filter conditions, in the filter window of the column click the icon.
  5. Click OK.

  To filter the rule sets table by the Origin, State or Rules column:

  1. In the Intrusion Detection section, click the filtering icon in the relevant column.

     The filtering window opens.

  2. Select the check boxes opposite the values by which you want to filter events.
  3. Click OK.
• Search sets of rules

  You can find relevant Intrusion Detection rule sets by using the Search rule sets field in the Intrusion Detection section.

  The search is performed based on the Name of rule set column.

• Sorting sets of rules
  1. In the Intrusion Detection section, click the header of the column by which you want to sort.
  2. If you need to sort the table based on multiple columns, press the SHIFT key and hold it down while clicking the headers of the columns by which you want to sort.

  The table will be sorted by the selected column. When sorting by multiple columns, the rows of the table are sorted according to the sequence of column selection. Next to the headers of columns used for sorting, you will see icons displaying the current sorting order: in ascending order or descending order of values.