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Using Monitoring Center for Security 1.2
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Table of ContentsIndexA B C D E G H I L M N P R S T U V W IndexAoverview 7-24 archiving 7-24 audience for this document ix Bbacking up the database 7-43 Csignificance of x Cisco.com, accessing xiv importing events from 7-32 logging in 2-2 in Event Viewer 4-11 deleting from the Event Viewer display 4-15 database 7-39 in Event Viewer 4-23 Ddevice configurations 3-17 deleting events from the database viewing host names 4-23 documentation xi Edevice configurations 3-17 specifying 7-2 overview 1-4 Event Expansion Boundaries 4-18 specifying default e-mail servers 7-2 Event Viewer 4-1 blocking 4-26 changing column order 4-11 collapsing cells 4-17 context buffer 4-23 deleting a column from the display 4-15 deleting events 4-16 deleting events from the display 4-15 expanding cells 4-19 preferences 4-21 refreshing events 4-26 removing blocks 4-27 resuming events 4-20 saving column order 4-20 setting Event Expansion Boundaries 4-18 starting 4-13 suspending events 4-20 viewing event statistics 4-25 viewing host names 4-23 viewing list of users 4-32 viewing the NSDB 4-25 Ggraphs of event data 4-11 GUI elements 2-6 Hhelp xvi viewing for source and destination addresses in Event Viewer 4-23 Iimporting 7-33 IdsAlarms utility 7-24 overview 7-34 overview 7-27 using to secure communication between sensors and Security Monitor A-1 LCiscoWorks2000 2-2 MNimporting 7-32 NSDB (Network Security Database) viewing 4-25 Pspecifying settings 7-2 importing 7-34 RSsecuring event reception from A-1 updating 7-47 notification by e-mail 7-48 updating 7-47 Software Center 7-55 viewing host names 4-23 definition of 3-6 Security Monitor 2-3 TTAC (Technical Assistance Center) xvii technical support xvi securing communication between sensors and Security Monitor A-1 typographical conventions in this document x Uviewing list of in Event Viewer 4-32 Vfrom Event Viewer 4-25 Wwarnings, significance of x wizard elements 2-8
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