Firewall Policy Using one-arm sniffer policies to detect network attacks
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Configuring sniffer policies
Use the sniffer policy configuration to specify the interface, a source address, a
destination address, and a service. All of the specified attributes must match network
traffic to trigger the policy.
You can also use the config firewall sinff-interface-policy CLI command
to add sinffer policies from the CLI. For more information, see the FortiGate CLI
Reference.
You can use the config firewall sniff-interface-policy6 command to add
IPv6 sniffer policies. For more information about FortiGate IPv6 support, see “FortiGate
IPv6 support” on page 289.
Figure 220: Editing a sniffer policy
Application Black/White
List
The Application Black/White List selected in this policy.
Delete icon Delete the policy from the list.
Edit icon Edit the policy.
Insert Policy Before icon Add a new policy above the corresponding policy (the New Policy
screen appears).
Move To icon Move the corresponding policy before or after another policy in the list.
Source Interface/Zone The interface or zone to be monitored.
Source Address Select an address, address range, or address group to limit traffic
monitoring to network traffic sent from the specified address or range.
Select Multiple to include multiple addresses or ranges. You can also
select Create New to add a new address or address group.
Destination Address Select an address, address range, or address group to limit traffic
monitoring to network traffic sent to the specified address or range.
Select Multiple to include multiple addresses or ranges. You can also
select Create New to add a new address or address group.
Service Select a firewall pre-defined service or a custom service to limit traffic
monitoring to only the selected service or services. You can also
select Create new to add a custom service.
DoS Sensor Select and specify a DoS sensor to have the FortiGate unit apply the
sensor to matching network traffic. You can also select Create new to
add a new DoS Sensor. See “DoS sensors” on page 545.