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Generate IPS Sensor reports

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The Physical Sensor report provides information on the current software/signature versions, the status of a Sensor's ports, as well as configured settings such as non-standard ports.

To generate a Physical Sensor report, do the following:

Task

  1. Click the Manager tab from the Manager Home page.
  2. Select <Admin Domain Name> → Reporting → Configuration Reports → IPS Sensor.
  3. Select one or more Sensors.

    Tip

    Sensor Reports can be very long when multiple Sensors are selected. Trellix recommends selecting a single Sensor for ease of readability.

  4. Select one or more of the following based on what information you want to see in the report:
    • Device Information— Sensor name, Sensor IP address, Sensor up time, and so on.
    • Port Configuration— Operation mode, operational status, port speed, and so on.
    • Interface Configuration— Traffic type (CIDR, VLAN, dedicated), applied policies, sub-interfaces created, and so on.
    • TCP/IP Settings— Settings configured within the <Device Name> → Advanced Settings → TCP/IP action.
    • Non-standard Ports— Configured non-standard ports
    • Alerting Options— Alert Suppression Response Action, Packet Log Response Action, Passive Device Profiling, and IPS Event Notification.
    • Trellix Intelligent Sandbox Integration— Settings configured within <Device Name> → Settings → Trellix Intelligent Sandbox Integration.
    • TIE Integration—
    • L2 Switch & SSL Configuration— Layer 2 Pass-Through Monitoring, ARP Spoofing, Layer 2 Pass-Through Status, and SSL Configuration Settings
    • TACACS+ Authentication Settings— Status, Server IP Address(s) and Encryption status.
    • NMS Configuration— IP Address, Creation level and Users.
    • Exception Details—
    • NTBA Configuration— NTBA Appliance name, Destination IP address and Destination Port Number.
    • CLI Auditing—
    • Response Actions— Settings configured within the <Device Name> → Advanced Settings → Response Action.
    • Firewall Configuration—
    • Quarantine Information— Remediation Portal IP Address, Quarantine Time Interval.
    • Layer 7 Data Collection—
    • NTP Server Details—
    • Performance Monitoring—
  5. Select the Output Format.
  6. Click Submit.