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It is recommended you assign the server’s source IP address as the fictitious IP Address (for non-TCP interfaces) of the SecureSphere Agent. This address is then reported in events.

Fictitious Network Parameters Section Parameters

Parameter	Description.
Source IP Address	The source IP address to be reported in place of the invalid or local address. Note: If the source IP address is available through the OS User chaining feature, it will be reported instead. For more information, see OS User Chaining.
Destination IP Address	The destination IP address to be reported in place of the invalid or local address
Destination Port	The destination port to be reported in place of the invalid port.

Parameter

Description.

Source IP Address

The source IP address to be reported in place of the invalid or local address.

Note: If the source IP address is available through the OS User chaining feature, it will be reported instead. For more information, see OS User Chaining.

Destination IP Address

The destination IP address to be reported in place of the invalid or local address

Destination Port

The destination port to be reported in place of the invalid port.

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