Dell 11.5.2 Medical Alarms User Manual


 
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Dell SonicWALL Scrutinizer 11.5.2 Release Notes
P/N 232-002504-00 Rev A
Release Notes
‘Set It & Forget It’ Alerting
o Easily create alerts to notify administrators of unfinished flows or nefarious activities
o Alerts can trigger email notifications, SNMP traps, syslog messages, and script execution (facilitating
event remediation)
o Alarms can be configured to alert administrators based upon specific interface utilization
o Administrators can be alerted based on any pre-defined report
o Reports can be scheduled, then emailed to administrators
o Administrators can proactively monitor QoS of RTSP traffic
The Flow Analytics add-on to Scrutinizer provides administrators with greater automation control making routine
advanced reporting a snap. Alerts can be configured based upon everything from unfinished flows to specific
interface utilization. Further, administrators can configure QoS thresholds to proactively be alerted of RTSP latency
and jitter before end users even reports a problem.
Using saved Scrutinizer reports, the Flow Analytics Module can monitor and send out syslogs when traffic patterns
violate specified thresholds. For example, the Flow Analytics Module can be used to monitor an application for a
certain ToS
within a class A subnet.
The enhanced security functionality alone makes Scrutinizer with Flow Analytics an invaluable tool in an
administrator’s arsenal. Know exactly what is happening on the network- where traffic originated, where it is going
and what type of traffic it is. Is someone planning an attack by scanning the corporate network? Did one of the
servers get infected with malware and launch a DDoS attack? Scrutinizer can automatically detect these activities
and alert administrators immediately upon detection.
At the heart of Scrutinizer’s attack detection capabilities are a behavioral analysis engine and a periodically updated
known threats database. IT administrators can use Scrutinizer to identify and alert on threats such as DDoS
attacks, port scanning, attacks from infected hosts behind the firewall. In turn this allows the administrator to
remediate threats by making configuration changes, by disabling ports, and modifying ACLs, on routers, switches
and firewalls. Scrutinizer uses configurable algorithms to analyze flow data from the entire network infrastructure,
or from a pre-configured sub-selection of devices and exporter tables to automatically send syslog messages when
trouble arises. Using Scrutinizer IT staff can identify: RST/ACK worms, zero-day worms, SYN Floods, DoS, DDoS
attacks, NULL, FIN, XMAS scans, port scanning, P2P file sharing, Excessive ICMP unreachable, Excessive
Multicast traffic, Prohibited traffic being tunneled through allowed protocols (DPI on TCP port 80), Known
compromised internet hosts, illegal IP addresses, Policy violations and internal misuse, Poorly configured or rogue
devices, Unauthorized application deployments
The Flow Analytics Module can utilize the local DNS to resolve IP addresses in real-time. This allows Scrutinizer to
group traffic into domains without having to define ranges of IP addresses which could otherwise quickly become a
nightmare to manage. With this feature, Scrutinizer can be configured to monitor traffic to or from specific domains
and alert an administrator when preconfigured thresholds are met or exceeded.
The history of repeat offenders can be easily identified through the use of a Unique Index (UI) to manage traffic
counts. In addition, the Flow Analytics Module helps locate machines involved with DDoS attacks or infected with
viruses/worms.
The Flow Expert Window provides insight to immediate network problems as they occur to identify and resolve DoS
attacks, bottlenecks, network scans, improperly terminated connections and more. Traditionally, the functionality
provided by this "Expert Window" feature has only found in packet analyzers.
Supported protocols & other technical specifications
o Support for L7 application awareness by using NBAR or IPFIX
o Automatic DNS resolution