Connection Conditions

You can apply these Conditions to Connection Events, File system Events, and certain User Events. (By default, IP Access-related Event Rules are limited to 1000 rules.)

  • If Remote IP—a connection is made from a remote IP address that matches/does not match an IP address or IP mask.

    1. Add the Condition to the Event Rule.

    2. In the Rule Builder, click the linked text to specify whether the remote IP address does or does not match [ip mask].

    3. Click [ip mask] to open the Edit Value dialog box.

    4. Specify an IP address or and/or wildcards, and then click OK to add the Condition to the Event trigger.

  • If Local IP—a connection is made to a local IP address that matches/does not match an IP address or IP mask.

    1. Add the Condition to the Event Rule.

    2. In the Rule Builder, click the linked text to specify whether the local IP address does or does not match [ip mask].

    3. Click [ip mask] to open the Edit Value dialog box.

    4. Specify an IP address or and/or wildcards, and then click OK to add the Condition to the Event trigger.

  • If Local Port—a connection is made/not made on a port/range of ports.

    1. Add the Condition to the Event Rule.

    2. In the Rule Builder, click the linked text to specify whether the port number does/does not equal to, greater than or equal to, less than, less than or equal to [value].

    3. Click [value] to open the Edit Value dialog box.

    4. Specify a port number, and then click OK to add the Condition to the Event trigger.

  • If Protocol—Trigger the Rule when a specific protocol is used or not used.

    1. Add the Condition to the Event Rule.

    2. In the Rule Builder, click the linked text to specify whether the protocol does/does not equal to [ftp/ssl/tls/sftp/http/https/as2/adhoc].

    3. Click [ftp/ssl/tls/sftp/http/https/as2/adhoc] to open the Connection Protocol dialog box.

    4. Click the Select connection protocol drop-down list to select the protocol (or specify Any Protocol).

    5. Click OK.

  • If HTTP Query String—does/does not contain/equal to <string>. Specify a string; enclosing quotes are not needed

  • If HTTP Headers List—does/does not contain/equal to <string>. Specify a string; enclosing quotes are not needed