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Can you please explain how that link helps me. As you probably understand I already know how to find the documentation. Still, my question remains. <br />
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/Kvistofta<br />

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Can you please explain how that link helps me. As you probably understand I already know how to find the documentation. Still, my question remains.

/Kvistofta


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Hi<br />
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I manage an Cisco IPS 4240 with IPS Manager Express. I want to make reports with &quot;top attackers&quot; for the last month but the events available in the appliance is only for the last 15-20 hours.<br />
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How do I make reports for a larger time frame? What do I need? I dont think IME is sufficient.<br />
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Best regards<br />
Kvistofta<br />

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Hi

I manage an Cisco IPS 4240 with IPS Manager Express. I want to make reports with "top attackers" for the last month but the events available in the appliance is only for the last 15-20 hours.

How do I make reports for a larger time frame? What do I need? I dont think IME is sufficient.

Best regards
Kvistofta


Cisco IPS - how to make reports?

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Security

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