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Subject: [ISSForum] SP Questions
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 08:16:38 -0800
I have a few items I have wanted to get some feedback on.

1) On server sensors and Proventi G appliaces I use Attacks and Audits
policy. I recieve a ton of info that is not really needed. Do you
folks use the audit features very often? I am considering getting rid
of a lot of them and just watching for attacks. I can see a use for
audits but not very often.

2) there area a some events I see in the sensor analysis but can not
find them in the policy to disable.  Email_Virus_Suspicious_Zip and
SMTP_Nondeliverable_Notification are a couple

3) How can I run a report for a single asset without having to put it
in its own group? I want to pull host assessment reports for single
machines during my certification process of the box. I have found the
reporting in the IS console much better than SP but not all our
analyst have access to an IS box to run the scans from.

Thanks in advance
Rob


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