Symantec 10268947 User Guide - Page 60

About router interfaces, About Smart Agents

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60 Topology Database Viewing objects in the topology tree About router interfaces An interface object represents each router interface through which Symantec Network Security tracks attacks. To view a router interface 1 On the Devices tab, do one of the following: ■ Click an existing router interface to view summary information in the right pane. ■ Right-click an existing router interface, and click Edit to view detailed information. 2 In Edit Router Interface, the following information is displayed: ■ Name Indicates the descriptive name of the object, established when added to the topology tree. ■ Interface Name Indicates the name of the selected interface according to the manufacturer's naming conventions. ■ Customer ID Indicates an optional unique identification. ■ IP Indicates the IP address for the interface. ■ Netmask Indicates the netmask for the interface. ■ Description Includes any optional notes about the selected node. 3 Click Cancel to close the view. About Smart Agents Symantec Network Security Smart Agents are translation software that enable Symantec Network Security to receive event data from external sensors, and correlate that data with all other events. Smart Agents expand the security umbrella and enhance the threat detection value of existing security assets by aggregating third-party intrusion events into Symantec Network Security, which leverages its correlation, analysis, and response functionality. Symantec Network Security contains an internal Smart Agent configuration to integrate Symantec Decoy Server events. To integrate events from any other external sensor, you must install an external Smart Agent designed for that sensor, and add a Smart Agent object to the topology tree to represent it.

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Topology Database
Viewing objects in the topology tree
About router interfaces
An interface object represents each router interface through which Symantec
Network Security tracks attacks.
To view a router interface
1
On the
Devices
tab, do one of the following:
Click an existing router interface to view summary information in the
right pane.
Right-click an existing router interface, and click
Edit
to view detailed
information.
2
In
Edit Router Interface
, the following information is displayed:
3
Click
Cancel
to close the view.
About Smart Agents
Symantec Network Security Smart Agents are translation software that enable
Symantec Network Security to receive event data from external sensors, and
correlate that data with all other events.
Smart Agents expand the security umbrella and enhance the threat detection
value of existing security assets by aggregating third-party intrusion events into
Symantec Network Security, which leverages its correlation, analysis, and
response functionality.
Symantec Network Security contains an internal Smart Agent configuration to
integrate Symantec Decoy Server events. To integrate events from any other
external sensor, you must install an external Smart Agent
designed
for that
sensor, and add a Smart Agent object to the topology tree to represent it.
Name
Indicates the descriptive name of the object, established
when added to the topology tree.
Interface Name
Indicates the name of the selected interface according to the
manufacturer’s naming conventions.
Customer ID
Indicates an optional unique identification.
IP
Indicates the IP address for the interface.
Netmask
Indicates the netmask for the interface.
Description
Includes any optional notes about the selected node.