Streaming API tab
The Streaming API tab allows you to create a notification stream that is used to retrieve information about specific events which are selected based on trigger configurations. Triggers, like in other notification types, can be tailored by frequency, quantity per day, and specific types of alerts.
The quick search field above the list provides fast, as-you-type search. It filters the rows in the list, displaying only those rows that have text, in any field, that matches the query string.
Click the icon to add a notification.
The columns to be displayed in the list can be customized by clicking the icon.
Customize the number of rows to be displayed. The default is 20 entries. Use the and icons to navigate through multiple pages.
The Streaming API notifications list contains the following:
- Appliance
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The appliance or sensor that triggers the notifications.
Click to edit the notification.
Click to delete the notification. Click the Delete button in the Delete confirmation pop-up.
Click to view a summary of the notification configuration. The summary is displayed in a pop-up. Click the Send test notification button to send a test. Click the Edit button to edit the notification configuration. Click or the Close button to dismiss the pop-up.
Click to send a test notification. The icon will be grayed out if the notification is disabled.
- Max daily notifications
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The maximum number of notifications to send within a 24 hour period.
- Stream name
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A unique name for this stream.
- Stream URL
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The URL to the stream. This URL is automatically generated when the stream is created.
- Include pcap
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Whether to include pcap information inside the notification for network events.
- Enabled
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Shows True if the notification is enabled, False otherwise. Click to toggle the enable/disable status of the notification.
Create streaming API notification page
On the Create Streaming API Notification page, fill in the following:
- Appliance
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The appliance or sensor that triggers the notifications. Select from the License pull-down menu:
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All licenses — Automatically selects all sensors.
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All sensors — Use the Sensor pull-down menu to select any specific sensor from any license.
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Specific license — Use the Sensor pull-down menu to select All sensors for that license or any specific sensor.
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- Daily limit
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Select the maximum number of notifications to send within a 24 hour period. 0 (zero) means unlimited.
- Timezone
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Select the timezone within which daily limits are computed. By default, the current system timezone is selected.
- Enable/disable notification
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Click the Enabled button to toggle whether the notification will be enabled upon being saved. Notifications can be enabled or disabled at any time.
Streaming API settings
- Stream name
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Enter a unique name for the stream.
- Include pcap
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If Enabled, notification messages will include a base-64-encoded dump of the packet capture associated with the event.
Triggers
Select the appropriate triggers for the notification. For more information, see About notification triggers. Also see Sensor group notifications for some caveats about notifications and sensor groups.
- Appliance triggers
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By default, Appliance triggers are set to Enabled.
- Audit triggers
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By default, Audit triggers are set to Disabled.
- Network triggers
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By default, Network triggers are set to Enabled.
- Campaign triggers
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By default, Campaign triggers are set to Disabled.
- Mail triggers
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By default, Mail triggers are set to Disabled.
- Network IoC triggers
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By default, Network IoC triggers are set to Enabled.
- Intelligence triggers
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By default, Intelligence triggers are set to Disabled. These triggers are only available when All licenses is selected.
Once the notification is properly configured, click the Save button to apply the changes. The Streaming API notification configuration summary pop-up is displayed. When you close it, the Streaming API notifications list is displayed.