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ZyWALL IDP 10 User’s Guide
IDP Policies
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6.3.14 Policy Actions
Table 6-2 Policy Actions
ACTION DESCRIPTION
No Action
The intrusion is detected and an alarm may be sent (if the Alarm check box is
selected) but no other action is taken. If the Alarm check box is also cleared, it is
recommended you simply disable the rule.
Log
The packet is marked as an intrusion and a log is recorded (an alarm may also
be sent if the Alarm check box is selected) but the packet is allowed to pass
through the ZyWALL.
Log + Drop Packet
The packet is marked as an intrusion, a log is recorded and the packet is silently
discarded. (An alarm may also be sent if the Alarm check box is selected).
Log + Block Connection
The packet is marked as an intrusion, a log is recorded and the whole TCP
connection session is blocked (including subsequent TCP packets belonging to
the same connection) with both sender and receiver being sent TCP RST
packets. (An alarm may also be sent if the Alarm check box is selected).
Log + Drop Packet + Block
Connection
The packet is marked as an intrusion, a log is recorded, the triggering packet is
silently discarded, and the whole TCP connection session is blocked (including
subsequent TCP packets belonging to the same connection) with both sender
and receiver being notified. (An alarm may also be sent if the Alarm check box is
selected).
6.4 Configuring Pre-defined Policies
Click IDP from the navigation panel. Pre-defined is the first screen as shown in the following figure.