Device Access Control (FACS) Table
The FACS Table contains the following information:
- Protocol – The protocol for which the FACS information is currently displayed.
- Working Database – The database being used for the FACS information.
- Index – The entry number.
- Source Address – The source address mask of the traffic in question. The mask defines a range of addresses by setting how many bits of the source address are relevant.
- Destination Address – The destination address mask of the traffic in question. The mask defines a range of addresses by setting how many bits of the destination address are relevant.
- Operation – Whether the indicated traffic is allowed access or not:
- Forward – Traffic is allowed access.
- Block – Traffic is not allowed access.
- Block and Report – Traffic is not allowed access, and an SNMP trap is sent containing the source address of the traffic and the ACS ID. Use this mode for Violation reports.
- Network Filtering – This field applies only if the protocol is IP (ICMP, all IP traffic, UDP, or TCP), or bridge (Layer II Multicast). Choose the value of the network filtering.
- Socket Num – This field applies only if the protocol is IP (UDP or TCP) or IPX. Choose from the drop-down list, or type in the decimal number that represents the port or socket.
To activate FACS:
- From the Security menu, choose FACS.
The Device Access Control (FACS) Table window opens.
- In the Device Access Control Table window, set the FACS Enable parameter to Enable.
- Click
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To change the information in the FACS table:
- From the Security menu, choose FACS.
The Device Access Control (FACS) Table window opens.
- In the Device Access Control Table window, select a row.
- Click
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The Device Access Control Table Edit window opens.
- After adjusting the appropriate values, click
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The Device Access Control Table Edit window closes.
- In the Device Access Control Table window, click .
To make a new entry in the FACS table:
- From the Security menu, choose FACS.
The Device Access Control (FACS) Table window opens.
- In the Device Access Control Table window, click
The Device Access Control Table Insert window opens.
- After adjusting the appropriate values, click .
The Device Access Control Table Insert window closes.
- In the Device Access Control Table window, click .