Symantec 10521146 Administration Guide - Page 230

230 Reporting About top-level report types Event types are categories for one or more base events. For example, the following four base events are grouped under the Fragmentation Attack event type: RCRS/IP_FRAG_ODDLENGTH RCRS/IP_FRAG_OVERDROP RCRS/IP_FRAG_TEARDROP RCRS/IP_FRAG_NOMATCH A Fragmentation Attack event can consist of any one of these base event types. So, incidents can consist of one or more event types, and event types can map to one or more base events. Printing and saving reports With any account, you can save any Network Security console report as a PDF, PS, or HTML file. Select the report format, then simply go to the File menu in the Report window, and select Save to the desired location. To print reports from the Reports window ◆ In the Network Security console, click Reports > File > Print. About top-level report types This section describes the following top-level reports that Symantec Network Security generates, most of which also include drill-down reports: ■ Reports of top events ■ Reports per incident schedule ■ Reports per event schedule ■ Reports by event characteristics ■ Reports per Network Security device ■ Drill-down-only reports