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The Never Block IP Addresses Setup

Nov 26,2008 by admin

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The Never Block IP Addresses Setup

The Never Block Addresses tab is an answer to the critical host issue mentioned earlier in this chapter. As we mentioned, some systems on our networks should never be blocked like a DNS server or a Cisco Secure IDS Director and sensors. This option allows us a safe network-monitoring tool and allows these systems to function normally. The following lists how we can configure these systems as Never Block Addresses.

From the Network Topology Tree in the left pane of the CSPM, select the sensor that is monitoring the network that a particular critical host resides upon. Now select the Blocking tab as in the previous exercise. We should now be looking at the Never Block Addresses tab. If not, select the appropriate tab. This tab can be seen in Figure 8.8.

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Figure 8.8: The Never Block Addresses Tab

Click the Add button to add the critical host(s), or critical subnets of what we will never want to be blocked. These hosts, or networks, will be identified by IP address and subnet mask. We will need to select, add, and configure each host, or network, individually. Once this list is complete, we can choose OK and then save our settings. We then need to update our sensors as mentioned in the last exercise. This is done by using the Update and Approve Now buttons under the Command tab of our sensors. This process will need to be repeated for each sensor on the network utilizing IP blocking.


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