Modifying the IPS Configuration for Security Devices
You can use the IPS section on the Modify Configuration page to modify the sensor configuration for a device. You must configure the SRX Series device to send attack packets to the Junos Space Network Management Platform. Select the device and configure the parameters such as host IP address for receiving packets, source IP address, maximum sessions, threshold logging interval, total memory, and port.
 | Note: Refer to the Junos OS documentation available at https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/release-independent/junos/information-products/pathway-pages/junos/product/ for detailed information on the configuration parameters for a device. |
To modify packet log parameters:
- Select Devices > Security Devices.
The Security Devices page appears.
- Select a device to modify the configuration.
- From the More or right-click menu, select Configuration > Modify Configuration.
The Modify Configuration page appears.
- Select IPS.
The Sensor Configuration screen appears.
- Modify the configuration according to the guidelines provided
in Table 1.
Table 1: Sensor Configuration Details
Setting
Guidelines
Host IP for receiving packets
The Virtual IP address of the Junos Space Network Management Platform server for SRX Series devices to send packets.
Source address
The interface IP address of the SRX Series device through which packets are sent.
Max Sessions
The maximum number of packet capture sessions expressed as a percentage of the IDP session capacity for the device.
Threshold logging interval
The minimum time interval in minutes between log messages for maximum sessions or memory reached.
Total Memory
The maximum amount of memory allocated to capture packets for a device. This value is expressed as a percentage of the memory available on the device.
Port
The port number of the server for SRX Series devices to send the packet capture object.
The port is 2050, which is opened on Junos Space Network Management Platform server on installing Security Director to receive packets from SRX series devices.
