show ips signatures

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This command was deprecated in Network Security release 9.0.2. Use the following command instead:

show policymgr signatures

Displays the overrides about disabled or forced blocking or suppression applied to vulnerabilities or IPS rules active on the appliance monitoring interfaces.

This command is not supported on SmartVision Edition appliances, which are Network Security appliances with SmartVision Edition licenses. The SmartVision Edition sensor is also called Trellix Network Security, SmartVision Edition.

For information about disabled or forced blocking or suppression applied to vulnerabilities or IPS rules, refer to the Network Security IPS Feature Guide. For information about disabled or forced blocking for all rules activated on the appliance, refer to the Network Security IPS Feature Guide.

Note

You can also run this command remotely from the command line of an integrated TrellixCentral Management System appliance using the central management appliance proxying mechanism.

Syntax

show ips signatures

Parameters

None

Output fields

The following table describes the output fields for the command. Fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear in the output.

Field name

Description

SIGNATURE

Signature for an event that is eligible for inline blocking. Can be either of the following:

  • signatureID

    —Eight-digit integer that identifies the signature.

  • signatureName

    —Text string that identifies the signature. Names are truncated to 32 characters.

INTF

Name of the appliance monitoring interface.

VICTIM IP

IP address of the victim (destination).

ATTACKER IP

IP address of the attacker (source).

ACTION

Type of action that was taken. The action indicates whether the signature blocks, allows, or suppresses matched traffic on the specified interface.

Examples

The following example displays the parameters when there are no blocked or suppressed vulnerabilities or rules from a particular IP address:

hostname # show ips signatures
ACTION TABLE 
    SIGNATURE                        INTF       VICTIM IP       ATTACKER IP 
        ACTION

The following example displays the parameters that you configured to disable or force blocking on a vulnerability or an individual IPS rule on an interface from a particular IP address:

hostname # show ips signatures
ACTION TABLE 
SIGNATURE                   INTF      VICTIM IP            ATTACKER IP 
   ACTION 
85305159                    ALL       105.35.227.216/32    137.163.95.91/32 
   block 
Trojan.Ramnit Inf Pg Dnload ALL       105.35.227.216/32    137.163.95.91/32 
block

The following example displays blocked or suppressed vulnerabilities or rules from a particular IP address:

hostname # show ips signatures
ACTION TABLE 
SIGNATURE                        INTF      VICTIM IP           ATTACKER IP 
   ACTION 
85305159                         ALL       107.182.166.198/32  183.244.186.168/32    suppress 
MS XML CoreSvcs UninitObjAcc     ALL       239.244.150.249/32  103.244.26.221/32 
   block 
Trojan.Ramnit Inf Pg Dnload      ALL       107.182.166.198/32  183.244.186.168/32    suppress

User role

Monitor, Operator, or Admin

Command mode

Enable

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliance running the specified release or later:

  • Network Security: Release: 7.7. This command was deprecated in Release 9.0.2.