When Interaction Control technologies are running in monitoring mode, the application registers events whenever detected interactions between devices do not comply with the enabled Interaction Control rules. Such events are considered deviations in the network behavior of devices. You can use these events to fine-tune (retrain) Interaction Control applied to individual devices. The fine-tuning consists of automatically creating allow rules based on registered events using Network Integrity Control and Command Control technologies.
Allow rules for network behavior deviations are automatically created for events related to the selected devices if the Resolved status has not yet been assigned to these events. After automatically creating allow rules, the application assigns the Resolved status to these events.
You can view information about the number of unprocessed events that were registered while monitoring the network interactions of a device. The information is displayed in the device details area on the Network behavior tab. To view detailed information about the registered events, you can navigate to the table of events by using the Learning quality widget.
To fine-tune Interaction Control for individual devices:
This action can be performed by a user with any role except the Operator role.
A window with a confirmation prompt opens.