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The application rules list displays rules relevant to the client and provides summary and detailed
information for each rule.
Displays...This column...
The purpose of this rule.Description
Permits application to run. Blocks application from running.
Create
Permits application to hook other programs. Blocks application from hooking
other programs.
Hook
The file name and path of the application that this rule applies to.Application
Customizing Application Policy options
Use this task to customize Application Blocking options.
Task
1 Click the Application Policy tab.
2 Select or deselect an option as needed.
To do this...Select...
Enable application creation blocking. The Enable Learn Mode Application Creation
options is enabled.
Enable Application Creation
Blocking
Enable application hooking blocking.The Enable Learn Mode Application Hooking
options is enabled
Enable Application Hooking
Blocking
Enable learn mode for application creation, where the user is prompted to allow
or block application creation.
Enable Learn Mode
Application Creation
Enable learn mode for application hooking, where the user is prompted to allow
or block application hooking.
Enable Learn Mode
Application Hooking
About the Blocked Hosts tab
Use the Blocked Hosts tab to monitor a list of blocked
hosts
(IP addresses) that is automatically
created when Network IPS (NIPS) protection is enabled. If Create Client Rules is selected in
the IPS Options policy in the ePolicy Orchestrator console, you can add to and edit the list of
blocked hosts.
The blocked hosts list shows all hosts currently blocked by Host Intrusion Prevention. Each line
represents a single host. You can get more information on individual hosts by reading the
information in each column.
What it showsColumn
Source
• The IP address that Host Intrusion Prevention is blocking.
Blocked Reason
• An explanation of why Host Intrusion Prevention is blocking this address.
If Host Intrusion Prevention added this address to the list because of an attempted
attack on your system, this column describes the type of attack.If Host Intrusion
Prevention added this address because one of its firewall rules used the Treat rule
match as intrusion option, this column lists the name of the relevant firewall rule.If
you added this address manually, this column lists only the IP address that you blocked.
Working with Host Intrusion Prevention Clients
Overview of the Windows client
McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention 7.0 Product Guide for use with ePolicy Orchestrator 4.096
- Product Guide 1
- Basic protection 8
- Advanced protection 8
- IPS policies 8
- Firewall policies 8
- Policy management 9
- Policy tracking and tuning 10
- Preset protection 11
- Adaptive and learn mode 11
- Dashboards and queries 12
- Managing Your Protection 13
- Management of policies 16
- Where to find policies 17
- Configuring polices 18
- Automatic tuning with clients 19
- Management of systems 20
- Host IPS server tasks 21
- Host IPS protection updates 22
- Checking in update packages 23
- Updating clients with content 23
- Configuring IPS Policies 24
- Behavioral rules 25
- Reactions 26
- Exception rules 26
- Working with IPS signatures 30
- Creating signatures 33
- Creating exception rules 39
- Working with IPS events 40
- Managing IPS events 41
- Managing IPS client rules 43
- Configuring Firewall Policies 45
- Stateful packet filtering 46
- Stateful packet inspection 46
- State table 47
- State table functionality 47
- How firewall rules work 47
- How stateful filtering works 48
- Stateful protocol tracking 49
- Overview of Firewall policies 51
- Firewall client rules 55
- Quarantine policies and rules 55
- 4 Click Save to save changes 60
- Creating firewall rule groups 61
- Configuring General Policies 76
- Unlocking the Windows client 78
- Working with Host Intrusion 81
- Prevention Clients 81
- Creating 85
- System tray icon 86
- Setting client UI options 87
- Client error reporting 88
- Windows client alerts 90
- Responding to Firewall alerts 91
- About the IPS Policy tab 93
- About the Firewall Policy tab 94
- About the Blocked Hosts tab 96
- About the Activity Log tab 98
- Solaris client issues 100
- Client installation issues 100
- Client operations issues 100
- Stopping the Solaris client 101
- Overview of the Linux client 102
- Notes about the Linux client 103
- Linux client issues 103
- Stopping the Linux client 105
- Restarting the Linux client 105
- (continued) 107
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