ALARMS > VIEW
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Alarms are thresholds violated by hosts or applications.
They can be setup for packet or megabyte violations in the specified time frame. The
Scrutinizer Network Behavior Analysis Module will also post alarms here.

Use the filters in the above interface to sift through hundreds of alarms in seconds.
There are a several navigation options using the data displayed in this screen:
- Color column: specified when the alarm condition was created. Clicking on this
field will check it off for deletion. Once the Alarm is cleared, it can then be breached again.
- Device: specifies the name of the router. Click on this to bring up the aggregate traffic for
this router for the last 24 hours
- Interface: specifies the SNMP name of the interface on the router. Click on this to bring up
the top hosts communicating inbound on this interface for the last 24 hours.
- Offender: lists the IP address or protocol that triggered the Alarm. Click on this to bring up
the top protocols for a host or hosts for a protocol for the last 4 hours.
- Alarms: lists the number of packets or Megabyte(s) collected for the Alarm.
- UI: (User Index) lists the amount of outstanding alarms the Offender was involved with.
The UI increases for individual hosts as they participate in questionable behaviors.
- Count: lists the amount of times this policy has been violated.
- First: the first column lists the time of the first violation.
- Last: the last column lists the time of the most recent violation.
To learn more about setting up Alarming Conditions
Click Here
Enter text into the boxes (e.g. "worm") below to filter on the top X messages displayed.
Visit Settings -> Configuration to modify the top X messages displayed.

To search all of the alarms, enter text below and click Search. The top X messages
will be displayed. Use he filters to narrow down the search further.

Click Here to learn about the Network Behavioral Analysis module.
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