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FIREGEN FOR PIX 2.x FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

     
 

 

 


 

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How to identify a port scan using FireGen for Pix 2.0

 

Verify the "Denied connection" section. A list of denied known TCP/IP ports having "no xlate" as reason is one of the footprints of a port scan. The IP address reported in that section should also be listed in the "Denied IP addresses" section, usually with a large number of denied connections. A "regular" port scan utility may try thousands of ports. The "Denied protocols" sections may indicate a long list of know TCP/IP ports with one or more connections (again with "no xlate" as reason).

   

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How can I identify if anyone is using FrontPage to access web sites?

 

Analyze the logs using "_vti_inf.html" in the "Include keywords" section. Make sure that the "Only report matching message" option is checked.

   

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How can I identify Web Outlook (OWA) users?

 

Analyze the logs using "/Inbox/" in the "Include keywords section. Make sure that the "Only report matching message" option is checked.

   
   
   
   
   
   

 

 
 

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