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Thanks Irmoore,<br />
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but if i will will configure the blocking devices and other settings from the IDM, will I be able to set the actions?<br />
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see i have only the event viewer and the IDM, i dont have VMS, so can i manage our IDS.<br />
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Thanks for answer.<br />
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Thanks Irmoore,

but if i will will configure the blocking devices and other settings from the IDM, will I be able to set the actions?

see i have only the event viewer and the IDM, i dont have VMS, so can i manage our IDS.

Thanks for answer.




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Dear Experts<br />
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I have an IDS device, I got also a Evient viewer to see the Alarms,<br />
my question is i can see the alarms with a different levels ( low, high, etc) how can i see the action that the sensor will take incase there is a high alams. i have event viewer and IDM.<br />
<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Dear Experts

I have an IDS device, I got also a Evient viewer to see the Alarms,
my question is i can see the alarms with a different levels ( low, high, etc) how can i see the action that the sensor will take incase there is a high alams. i have event viewer and IDM.


Thanks

IDS Question

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