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Viewing logging and blocking rule details, Viewing event detailed descriptions

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70 Protection Policies Adjusting the view of event types Note: Both StandardUsers and Restricted Users can adjust the view of events in protection policies by showing and hiding columns. Viewing logging and blocking rule details Symantec Network Security provides a view of the logging and blocking rules applied to each event type in a policy. To view individual protection policies 1 On the Policies tab, select a protection policy. 2 Click View. 3 In Full Event List, select an event type, and clicking Log/Block. 4 Click Cancel to exit. Note: StandardUsers can view event details; RestrictedUsers cannot. Viewing event detailed descriptions Symantec Network Security provides detailed descriptions of the event types in each policy through a browser display. To view individual protection policies 1 On the Policies tab, select a protection policy. 2 Click View. 3 In Full Event List, right-click an event type 4 Click View Description to display a detailed description in your browser. 5 Click Cancel to exit. Note: StandardUsers can view event details; RestrictedUsers cannot. Viewing policy automatic update The LiveUpdate functionality puts newly developed signatures to work immediately by applying four criteria (category, protocol, severity, and confidence). When LiveUpdate downloads new signatures into your system, Auto Update Rules selects those signatures that match the criteria, and

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Protection Policies
Adjusting the view of event types
Note:
Both StandardUsers and Restricted Users can adjust the view of events in
protection policies by showing and hiding columns.
Viewing logging and blocking rule details
Symantec Network Security provides a view of the logging and blocking rules
applied to each event type in a policy.
To view individual protection policies
1
On the
Policies
tab, select a protection policy.
2
Click
View
.
3
In
Full Event List
, select an event type, and clicking
Log/Block
.
4
Click
Cancel
to exit.
Note:
StandardUsers can view event details; RestrictedUsers cannot.
Viewing event detailed descriptions
Symantec Network Security provides detailed descriptions of the event types in
each policy through a browser display.
To view individual protection policies
1
On the
Policies
tab, select a protection policy.
2
Click
View
.
3
In
Full Event List
, right-click an event type
4
Click
View Description
to display a detailed description in your browser.
5
Click
Cancel
to exit.
Note:
StandardUsers can view event details; RestrictedUsers cannot.
Viewing policy automatic update
The LiveUpdate functionality puts newly developed signatures to work
immediately by applying four criteria (category, protocol, severity, and
confidence). When LiveUpdate downloads new signatures into your system,
Auto Update Rules selects those signatures that match the criteria, and