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Troubleshooting user-based access rules

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The following are some points that you can consider to troubleshoot issues related to user-based access rules:

  • Make sure that above your user-based access rules, there are rules that allow DNS, DHCP, and AD traffic to the corresponding servers.

  • If a user-based rule is not working as expected, change the Source User to any and see if the rule is working fine.

  • If you are unable to view the users or user groups in the Firewall page, check the communication between the Manager and the Trellix Logon Collector.

  • CLI commands related to user-based access rules:

    • show userInfo stats: Displays the number of full (bulk) updates and incremental updates to the Sensor. Also, displays the number of users, user groups, and host IP addresses currently present in the Sensor.

  • The Manager raises a fault message for the following conditions :

    • The Manager is unable to contact Trellix Logon Collector.

    • The number of IPs to users mapping has exceeded 100,000.

    • The number of users has exceeded 75,000.

    • The bulk update from the Manager to the Sensor is more than 25 MB in size. In this case, the fault is raised and the Manager aborts the update.

    • When the user groups limit exceed the specified values, the following faults are raised:

      • AD user groups size exceeded

      • TLC IP-User mapping/ User count exceeds limit

      • TLC Group Size fault

      For more information on these faults, refer to Manager faults in the Troubleshooting section of this guide.