Snort IPS/IDS exception

RobG
Conversationalist

Snort IPS/IDS exception

As far as I can tell there isn't a way to whitelist an IP in the Threat Protection (Snort IPS/IDS).  What are you doing when it comes to performing vulnerability scans on your network because of this limitation?  Do you have a workaround?  I'm only using the MX line of Meraki products.

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ww
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

 I think you can exclude the address/range here? "security appliance > Threath protection > Protected networks"

WadeAlsup
A model citizen

I don't see the option for "Protected Networks" there under security appliance > Threat protection.


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ww
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

This "Protected networks" field seems to be only available when in "Passthrough or VPN concentrator" mode.

PhilipDAth
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

The only option I can think of is to change the mode from "Prevention" to "Detection" for the duration of the scan.  Then at least it wont attempt to stop it - only log it.

ARiK_LeV
Conversationalist

Create a group policy and apply it to the clients that will be in the test, schedule it for the days and times for the test as well and disable AMP.   I suspect  IDS/IPS  is disabled when AMP is inactive.   Not sure but give this a test.  Make a wish to include IPS/IDS  controls in the  Group Policy options.

jbhehoman
Here to help

I've filled out the 'Make A Wish' for this same reason. I like the idea someone mentioned about using detect instead of prevent, but we have too many networks to do this manually each time. 

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