This section describes the verification and check operations after the application behavior control feature is configured.
After configuring the application behavior control feature, you can do as follows to check the configuration result.
Operation |
Command |
|---|---|
View information about the application behavior control profile. |
display profile type app-control [ name name [ protocol { http | ftp | im } ] ] |
After configuring the application behavior control feature, you can do as follows to view or clear statistics:
Operation |
Command |
|---|---|
View application behavior control statistics. |
display app-control statistics [ slot slot-id cpu cpu-id ] |
Clear application behavior control statistics. |
reset app-control statistics [ slot slot-id cpu cpu-id ] |
After referencing the application behavior control profile, the FW checks traffic that matches the security policy. When detecting HTTP, FTP or QQ login behavior, the FW takes the action specified in the application behavior control profile and generates a log. The following log is generated after an FTP file download behavior is blocked.
APPCTL/4/BEHAVIORCTL(l)[0]:The application behavior control policy was matched. (SyslogId=1, VSys="public", Policy="policy1", SrcIp=192.168.0.2, DstIp=192.168.1.2, SrcPort=59146, DstPort=21, SrcZone=trust , DstZone=untrust, User="user01", Protocol=TCP, Application="FTP", Profile="profile_appctl", Direction=download, Behavior="FTP File Download", Action=Block)
The following table describes the meanings of each field.
Field |
Description |
|---|---|
SyslogId |
Log ID |
VSys |
Name of the virtual system |
Policy |
Name of a security policy |
SrcIp |
Source IP address of packets |
DstIp |
Destination IP address of packets |
SrcPort |
Source port of packets |
DstPort |
Destination port of packets |
SrcZone |
Source security zone of packets |
DstZone |
Destination security zone of packets |
User |
User name |
Protocol |
Protocol name |
Application |
Application name |
Profile |
Profile name |
Direction |
File transfer directions:
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Behavior |
User application behaviors:
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Action |
Actions for application behavior control events:
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