Component |
Requirement |
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Name |
Unique name for the generic event. Name must be unique among all types of events, such as user defined events, analytics events, and so on. |
Enabled |
Generic events are by default enabled. Clear the check box to disable the event. |
Expression |
Expression that the system should look out for when analyzing data packages. You can use the following operators:
Example: The search criteria "(User001 OR Door053) AND Sunday" first processes the two terms inside the parenthesis, then combines the result with the last part of the string. So, the system first looks for any packages containing either of the terms User001 or Door053, then takes the results and run through them in order to see which packages also contain the term Sunday.
Example: The search criteria "User001 AND Door053 AND Sunday" returns a result only if the terms User001, Door053 and Sunday are all included in your expression. It is not enough for only one or two of the terms to be present. The more terms you combine with AND, the fewer results you retrieve.
Example: The search criteria "User001 OR Door053 OR Sunday" returns any results containing either User001, Door053 or Sunday. The more terms you combine with OR, the more results you retrieve. |
Expression type |
Indicates how particular the system should be when analyzing received data packages. The options are the following:
If you switch from Search or Match to Regular expression, the text in the Expression field is automatically translated to a regular expression. |
Priority |
The priority must be specified as a number between 0 (lowest priority) and 999999 (highest priority). The same data package may be analyzed for different events. The ability to assign a priority to each event lets you manage which event should be triggered if a received package matches the criteria for several events. When the system receives a TCP and/or UDP package, analysis of the packet starts with analysis for the event with the highest priority. This way, when a package matches the criteria for several events, only the event with the highest priority is triggered. If a package matches the criteria for several events with an identical priority, for example two events with a priority of 999, all events with this priority is triggered. |
Check if expression matches event string |
An event string to be tested against the expression entered in the Expression: field. |
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