Symantec 10521146 Administration Guide - Page 88
Viewing advanced network options, Description, Topology, Save Changes
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88 Populating the topology database Adding nodes and objects Use the same passphrase when you install Symantec Network Security on the designated computer. See "Synchronization passphrases" on page 78. ■ If editing a software node, proceed to the next step. 9 In Description, enter an optional description of up to 255 characters, and click OK. See "Description" on page 77. Note: After adding a software node to the topology tree, you must install Symantec Network Security on the designated computer. The installation process populates the fields in the Advanced Network Options tab. See "Viewing advanced network options" on page 88. Caution: Click Topology > Save Changes before quitting the Network Security console. You will lose any unsaved changes when you exit. For the sensor to run, you must add interfaces and a protection policy to each interface. To enable TrackBack to query flow data from this node, you must apply the sensor parameter for flow statistics, and execute the TrackBack response policy. ■ See "About monitoring interfaces on software nodes" on page 89. ■ See "Defining new protection policies" on page 120. ■ See "Enable Flow Statistics Collection" on page 163. ■ See "Setting TrackBack response action" on page 147. ■ See "Deleting objects" on page 81. Viewing advanced network options The Advanced Network Options tab contains information about the designated computer that this node represents in the topology tree. The installation process automatically provides this information. The Advanced Network Options tab now provides a way to edit the node from the Network Security console after installation. You can add a NAT device, for example, and assign a private IP address after installation. When you edit the node, the Network Security console determines whether the IP address of the node has changed. If so, it prompts you to reboot. It modifies the topology database on the single node and the master node, in that order, and ensures that during synchronization, the data on the master node takes precedence.