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    Using IPS DeviceManager

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    Introduction to the IPSDevice Manager

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    IPS Device Manager

    IDM is a web-basedapplication that

    enables you toconfigure, manage,and monitor thesensor.

    The IDM web serverresides on thesensor and can be

    accessed via yourweb browser.

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    IDM Features and Benefits

    Web-based embedded architecture

    Task-based GUI

    Configuration and monitoring

    Sensor system administration

    Signature grouping

    Signature customization

    Secure communication (TLS and SSL)

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    TLS and SSL Communications

    TLS and SSL use a process called handshaking that involves a

    number of coordinated exchanges between a client and a server.

    A trusted host certificate is used by the server to verify theidentity of a connecting client.

    A server certificate is used by the server to prove its identity tothe client.

    IDM

    HTTPS

    (TLS and SSL)

    HTTPS ServerHTTPS Client

    IDM

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    IDM System Requirements

    Supported operating systems for IDM andtheir corresponding supported browsers:

    Windows 2000, Windows XP

    Internet Explorer 6.0 with Java Plug-In 1.5

    Netscape 7.1 with Java Plug-In 1.5

    Sun SPARC Solaris 2.8 or 2.9

    Mozilla 1.7 Red Hat Linux 9.0 or Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS,

    version 3 running GNOME or KDE

    Mozilla 1.7

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    Getting Started with theIDM

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    Logging In to the IDM

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    Trusting the Sensor

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    Trusting Cisco

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    License Key Warning

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    IDM User Interface

    ForwardBack Refresh

    Help

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    Online IDM Help

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    Configuring Network Settings

    Hostname

    RemoteAccess

    DefaultRoute

    NetworkMask

    IP Address

    Reset

    WebServer

    Settings

    Configuration

    Network

    Sensor Setup

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    Configuring Certificates

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    Server Certificate

    GenerateCertificate

    Server

    Certificate

    Configuration

    Certificates

    Sensor Setup

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    Trusted Hosts

    D

    Trusted

    HostsAdd

    IP Address

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    Trusted Hosts (Cont.)

    View

    Delete

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    Configuring SSH

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    SSH Communications

    The clients key (SSH authorized key) enables theclient to connect without password authentication.

    The servers key (SSH host key) is used by thesensor to prove its identity to the client.

    CLI

    SSH

    Client

    SSH

    SSH

    Server

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    SSH Authorized Keys

    Authorized

    Keys

    Add

    Sensor Setup

    Configuration

    SSH

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    SSH Authorized Keys (Cont.)

    ID

    Modulus Length

    Public

    Exponent

    Public

    Modulus

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    SSH Authorized Keys (Cont.)

    Edit

    Delete

    Reset

    Apply

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    Known Host Keys

    R

    Add

    Known

    Host

    Keys

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    Known Host Keys (Cont.)

    Retrieve

    Host Key

    IP Address

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    Known Host Keys (Cont.)

    Modulus Length

    Public

    Modulus

    Public

    Exponent

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    Known Host Keys (Cont.)

    Apply Reset

    Delete

    Edit

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    Rebooting and ShuttingDown the Sensor

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    Rebooting the Sensor

    RebootSensor

    Reboot

    Sensor

    Configuration

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    Shutting Down the Sensor

    Shut DownSensor

    Shut DownSensor

    Configuration

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    The Events Panel

    The Events panel enables you to do the following:

    Filter event data

    View event data

    You can filter events based on the following:

    Type

    Time

    Both type and time

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    Configuring the Event Display

    Monitoring

    Events

    View Reset

    Selectthe

    numberof rows

    perpage

    To configureevents by type

    To configureevents by time

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    Viewing the Events

    Back

    Next

    Sig IDEventsEvent IDSensor UTC TimeType#

    Close

    Help

    Details

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    Viewing Event Details

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