H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 484)

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2. Select WLAN Manager > WIPS Management > Virtual Security Domain from the navigation tree.
3. Click the Countermeasure Policy tab.
The countermeasure policy list displays all countermeasure policies.
4. Click the Operation icon for the countermeasure policy you want to modify, and select
Modify from the menu.
The AC and countermeasure policy name cannot be modified. For more information about how
to modify other parameters, see "
Adding a countermeasure policy ."
5. Click OK.
Deleting countermeasure policies
The default countermeasure policy and countermeasure policies that have been bound to a virtual
security domain cannot be deleted. To delete countermeasure policies that have been bound to a
virtual security domain, remove the binding first.
To delete countermeasure policies:
1. Click the Service tab.
2. Select WLAN Manager > WIPS Management > Virtual Security Domain from the navigation tree.
3. Click the Countermeasure Policy tab.
The countermeasure policy list displays all countermeasure policies.
4. Delete a single countermeasure policy or multiple countermeasure policies in batches:
{
Click the Operation icon for the countermeasure policy you want to delete.
{
Select the countermeasure policies you want to delete, and click Delete.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
5. Click OK.
Configuring virtual security domains
You can divide a WLAN into multiple virtual security domains by location or security requirements.
For example, an enterprise has a four-floor building. If each floor has a sensor to monitor the WLAN,
you can configure a security domain for each floor.
If a floor has two sensors to monitor different WLANs that have different security requirements, you
can do the following:
• Bind the sensors to two virtual security domains
• Configure different AP categorization rules and attack detection policies for the security domains
Viewing the virtual security domain list
1. Click the Service tab.
2. Select WLAN Manager > WIPS Management > Virtual Security Domain from the navigation tree.
3. Click the Virtual Security Domain tab.
The virtual security domain list displays all virtual security domains.
{
Name—Name of the virtual security domain. Click the name of the virtual security domain to
view its details.
{
Attack Detection Policy—Name of the attack detection policy that is bound to the virtual
security domain.