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Web Gateway 7.1.5 Product Guide - McAfee

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8<br />

Monitoring<br />

Dashboard<br />

Filtering alerts information<br />

Information about alerts on an appliance is provided under Alerts on the Alerts tab of the dashboard.<br />

You can filter the information that is displayed using several filters. The following table explains these<br />

filters.<br />

Table 8-2 Items for filtering alerts information<br />

Information Description<br />

Appliance Filter Filters alerts according to the appliances they occurred on<br />

Click the button to display a window for selecting the appliances you want to<br />

view alerts for.<br />

The filter applies as soon as you close the window.<br />

Date Filter Filters alerts according to the period of time they occurred in<br />

Click the button to display a drop-down menu for selecting the time period you<br />

want to view alerts for.<br />

The filter applies as soon as you close the menu.<br />

You can select one of the following:<br />

• All<br />

• Today<br />

• Yesterday<br />

• Last week<br />

• Custom<br />

Under the Custom option, you can set a start and end date on two calendars<br />

and type a start and end time in two filter fields. The time format is<br />

hh:mm:ss, using the 24-hours notation, for example, 1 p. m. is 13:00:00.<br />

When an appliance is a node in a central management configuration and you<br />

have selected several nodes of this configuration in the Appliance Filter, alerts<br />

are shown for all nodes. They are shown, however, according to the date and<br />

time of the user interface you are working with on a particular node to set the<br />

Date Filter.<br />

For example, you select Today in the Date Filter on a node in Amsterdam at<br />

7 p. m. local time. This means all alerts that occurred during the last 19 hours<br />

are shown. For a node in New York, local time is 1 p. m. at the time you set the<br />

filter.<br />

Alerts that occurred on the New York node are then shown for the last 19 hours,<br />

not for the last 13 hours, which would correspond to what Today is for the New<br />

York node.<br />

Message Filter Filters alerts according to alert message types and strings within the message<br />

texts<br />

The filter applies as soon as you have set the filter options.<br />

Set these options in the following way:<br />

• Error, Warning, Information — Select the alert message type you want to<br />

view or any combination of types.<br />

• Filter — Optionally type a filtering term into this field. Only alerts with<br />

message texts matching this term and the selected type or types are shown.<br />

Note: The search for matching terms is performed on alert entries as they<br />

are stored in an internal database on the appliance, not as they appear on<br />

the user interface.<br />

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When alerts appear on the user interface, the alert message text can include<br />

additional parts. For example, the word origin is added to the name of the<br />

component that is the origin of an alert. You can, however, not use origin or<br />

other added terms to filter alerts.

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