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Creating a Reaction Policy
To create a reaction policy, follow these steps:
- From My AIM Home, Incident Manager, Reaction Policies,
Organizations, Incident Detail page, Device Group page, or Proxy Device
Group page, click Create Policy.
The Reaction Policy page appears.

- Type
a reaction policy name, then select a trigger. For more information
about the Reaction Policy page, see Parameters
for Creating a Reaction Policy.
- Type in the filter parameters. Different filters
are supported for incident and intelligence trigger types. The available
filters change when you select the trigger type. If an incident trigger
type is selected, see Parameters
for Creating a Reaction Policy for more information. If an intelligence trigger type is selected,
see Intelligence
Trigger Type Reaction Policy Filter Parameters for more
information.
- Fill in the fields for the action you want AIM
to take when the reaction policy criteria are met. For more information,
see Parameters
for Creating a Reaction Policy.
- Click Save Settings at the top of the Reaction
Policy page. For more information on the Save Settings command button,
see Actions for Creating
a Reaction Policy. The Reaction
Policies table appears with the new reaction policy.

For more information
on the Reaction Policy table, see Reaction Policies Table Command
Button Descriptions and Reaction
Policies Table Column Descriptions.
Create Reaction Policy Page Descriptions
Actions for Creating
a Reaction Policy
Table 91 describes the Reaction Policy page actions.
Table 91: Create Reaction Policy Page Button Descriptions
Name
|
Description
|
Privilege Required
|
Enabled/Disabled
|
Results
|
Save Settings
|
Saves the settings for the policy being created or modified.
|
Reaction Policy
|
Always Enabled
|
Navigates user to the previous page the user was on.
|
Parameters
for Creating a Reaction Policy
Table 92 describes the parameters
for creating a Reaction Policy.
Table 92: Create Reaction
Policy Page Field Descriptions
Column
|
Description
|
Privilege Required to Modify
|
Range/Length
|
Default
|
Name
|
Name of policy, which must be unique within all the policies
owned by the same user
|
Reaction Policy
|
32 characters
|
N/A
|
Trigger Type
|
Specifies the type of trigger required for this policy to be
applied. The fields in the filter table dynamically change according
to which filters the trigger type selected supports.
|
Reaction Policy
|
New Incident Detected, Incident Reported to Juniper, JTAC Case
ID Assigned, JTAC Case Updated, New Intelligence Update Received
|
N/A
|
| Filters: |
Priority
|
Matches priority of incident
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Device Name
|
Matches name of the device the incident occurred on
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Serial Number
|
Matches serial number of the device the incident occurred on,
the serial number specified in the intelligence message
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Has the words
|
Matches the specified words against any of the fields in the
incident or the intelligence update
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Doesn't have
|
Makes sure the specified words are not in any of the fields
of the incident or the intelligence update
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
| Actions: |
Send Email to
|
List of e-mail addresses that receive an e-mail message if the
policy is triggered and passes the specified filter. E-mail addresses
should be separated by commas.
|
Reaction Policy
|
65535 characters
|
Blank
|
Send Text Message to
|
List of e-mail addresses that receive a text message if the
policy is triggered and passes the specified filter. E-mail addresses
should be separated by commas. (E-mail addresses are used to send
the text message.)
|
Reaction Policy
|
65535 characters
|
Blank
|
Send Traps to
|
The table contains a list of all the trap destinations defined
in the application. An SNMP trap will be sent to the destinations
that are selected if the policy is triggered and passes the specified
filter.
|
Reaction Policy
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
Intelligence
Trigger Type Reaction Policy Filter Parameters
Table 93 describes
the parameters for the filters table when Intelligence Trigger Type
is selected.
Table 93: Intelligence
Trigger Type Reaction Policy Filter Parameters
Column
|
Description
|
Privilege Required to Modify
|
Range/Length
|
Results
|
Intelligence Update Type
|
Matches against type of intelligence message
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Products Affected
|
Matches against field in alert intelligence messages
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Platform Type
|
Matches against Platforms Affected field in alert intelligence
messages or against platform type field in information intelligence
messages
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Keywords
|
Matches against Keyword field in information intelligence messages
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Serial Number
|
Matches serial number of the device the incident occurred on
or the serial number specified in the intelligence message
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Software Version
|
Matches against software version field in the information intelligence
messages
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Hardware Version
|
Matches against hardware version field in the information intelligence
messages
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Devices Impacted
|
Drop-down component indicating if the filter is enabled or disabled.
|
Reaction Policy
|
Enabled, Disabled
|
Disabled
|
Has the words
|
Matches the specified words against any of the fields in the
incident or the intelligence update
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Doesn't Have
|
Makes sure the specified words are not in any of the fields
of the incident or the intelligence update
|
Reaction Policy
|
256 characters
|
Blank
|
Reaction Policies Table Description
Reaction Policies Table Command
Button Descriptions
Table 94 describes
the Reaction Policies table command buttons.
Table 94: Reaction
Policy Table Command Button Descriptions
Element Name
|
Description
|
Privilege Required
|
Enabled/Disabled
|
Results
|
Create Policy
|
Creates a new policy
|
Reaction Policy
|
Enabled if privilege
|
Openscreate reaction policy page
|
Enable
|
Enables any selected policies
|
Reaction Policy
|
Enabled if privilege and one or more products selected
|
Status of selected policies is changed to Enabled
|
Disable
|
Disables any selected policies
|
Reaction Policy
|
Enabled if privilege and one or more products selected
|
Status of selected policies is changed to Disabled
|
Delete
|
Deletes the selected policies
|
Reaction Policy
|
Enabled if privilege and one or more products selected
|
Removes the selected policies from the table
|
Reaction
Policies Table Column Descriptions
Table 95 describes the columns
in the Reaction Policies table.
Table 95: Reaction
Policies Table Column Descriptions
Element Name
|
Description
|
Privilege Required to Modify
|
Range/Length
|
Default
|
Name
|
Name of policy that must be unique within all policies owned
by the same user.
|
Hyperlink requires Reaction Policy privilege
|
32 characters
|
N/A
|
Owner
|
User that created the reaction policy.
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
Status
|
Indicates whether the reaction policy is running.
|
N/A
|
Enabled or Disabled
|
N/A
|
Trigger Type
|
Specifies the type of trigger required for the reaction policy
to be applied.
|
N/A
|
New Incident Detected, Incident Reported to Juniper, JTAC Case
ID Assigned, JTAC Case Updated, New Intelligence Update Received
|
N/A
|
Filter
|
Specifies the filter that must be passed for this reaction policy.
|
N/A
|
See Table 92.
|
N/A
|
Action
|
Specifies the action taken if this reaction policy is triggered
and the filter has passed.
|
N/A
|
SeeTable 92.
|
N/A
|
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