Setting the Default Network Analysis Policy
You can choose a system- or user-created policy.
Note | If you disable a preprocessor but the system needs to evaluate preprocessed packets against an enabled intrusion or preprocessor rule, the system automatically enables and uses the preprocessor although it remains disabled in the network analysis policy web interface. Tailoring preprocessing, especially using multiple custom network analysis policies, is an advanced task. Because preprocessing and intrusion inspection are so closely related, you must be careful that you allow the network analysis and intrusion policies examining a single packet to complement each other. |
Procedure
Step 1 | In the access control policy editor, click Advanced, then click Edit () next to the Network Analysis and Intrusion Policies section. If View () appears instead, settings are inherited from an ancestor policy, or you do not have permission to modify the settings. If the configuration is unlocked, uncheck Inherit from base policy to enable editing. |
Step 2 | From the Default Network Analysis Policy drop-down list, select a default network analysis policy. If you choose a user-created policy, you can click Edit () to edit the policy in a new window. You cannot edit system-provided policies. |
Step 3 | Click OK. |
Step 4 | Click Save to save the policy. |
What to do next
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Deploy configuration changes.