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      Working with Configuration Reports

       Working with Configuration Reports

      Configuration reports enable you to report on various aspects regarding SecureSphere configuration, and can be generated to display data on SecureSphere agents currently configured and operating in the network, and overall Site configuration, security or audit policy configuration. This can assist in obtaining a general overview of configuration such as existing agents and their status, a list of IPs and ports being protected by the site and their relevant gateway groups, and more.

      Configuration Reports Available in SecureSphere

      Report Type

      Description

      Sites

      Reports information regarding the various aspects of a SecureSphere site and its configuration including server groups, applications, IPs being protect, and more.

      Security Policies

      Reports information about security policies configured on SecureSphere including policy names and types, information about rules used in the policies, creation time, and more.

      Audit Policies

      Reports information about audit policies configured on SecureSphere including policy names, response table groups and columns, audit response scope, audit events, and more.

      EXAMPLE: Reporting on SecureSphere Site Configuration

      This example describes how to generate a report about SecureSphere site configuration.

      1. Create a Configuration > Sites report as described in Creating a Report.
      2. Select the report you just created from the Reports pane. Its details are displayed in the Configuration pane.
      3. In the Data Scope tab, add the Server IP Range field by clicking its green arrow . The Server IP Range field is moved up to the Enabled Fields pane.
      4. Click the plus sign (+) next to the field. Its options are displayed.
      5. Configure a From and To range that represents a range of IPs monitored by SecureSphere.
      6. In the Tabular tab, enable the Tabular view, then add the following columns:
        • Site
        • Server IP
        • Site Creation Time
        • Protecting Gateway Group
        • Hostname
        • Is Protected
      7. From the upper right-hand side of the window, click Save.
      8. From the General Details tab (or Action button), click Run Report Now. The report is run. Once complete a dialog box opens enabling you to open the generated report.

      EXAMPLE: Reporting on Audit Policy Configuration

      This example describes how to generate a report about the default audit policy and its activity.

      1. Create a Configuration > Audit Policies report as described in Creating a Report.
      2. Select the report you just created from the Reports pane. Its details are displayed in the Configuration pane.
      3. In the Data Scope tab, add the Default Policy field by clicking its green arrow . The Default Policy field is moved up to the Enabled Fields pane.
      4. Click the plus sign (+) next to the field. Its options are displayed.
      5. Select True.
      6. In the Data Scope tab, add the Audit Events field by clicking its green arrow . The Audit Event field is moved up to the Enabled Fields pane.
      7. Click the plus sign (+) next to the field. Its options are displayed.
      8. Select True.
      9. In the Tabular tab, enable the Tabular view, then add the following columns:
        • Audit Events
        • Archive Action
        • Audit Resp. Scope
        • Last Update Time
        • Disc Quota (%)
      10. Under Sorting, select Policy Name, and under Sort, select Ascending.

        Note: You can also configure an aggregation function for the columns. For more information on aggregation functions, see Understanding Aggregation Functions.
      11. From the upper right-hand side of the window, click Save.
      12. From the General Details tab, click Run Report Now. The report is run. Once complete a dialog box opens enabling you to open the generated report.
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