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s, 

s, and 

s, as well as in 

Also called the GeoDB, a regularly updated database of known 

 data associated with routable 

IP addresses. 

Generator ID, a number that indicates which component of the FireSIGHT System generated an 

. GIDs help you analyze events more effectively by categorizing the type of event in the 

same way a rule’s 

 offers context for the packets that trigger rules.

 included by default in every 

’s 

. The global blacklist applies to all 

s. You can add individual IP addresses to the 

global blacklist using the IP address context menu in the 

, and many 

 pages.

 included by default in every 

’s 

. The global whitelist applies to all 

s. You can add individual IP addresses to the 

global whitelist using the IP address context menu in the 

, and many 

 pages.

Also called the high availability link interface, a 

 that you configure on each member 

of a clustered pair of 

s to act as a redundant communications channel for sharing health 

information between the devices.

An 

 generated when one of the 

s in your deployment meets (or fails to meet) performance 

criteria specified in a 

. Health events can also generate 

s.

A test of a particular performance aspect, such as CPU usage or available disk space, of the 

s 

in your deployment. Health modules, which you enable in a 

the performance aspects they monitor reach a certain level.

A feature that continuously monitors the performance of the 

s in your deployment. The health 

monitor uses 

s within an applied 

 to test the appliances.

A configuration that temporarily disables aspects of health monitoring to prevent the generation of 
unnecessary 

s. You can disable monitoring for a group of 

s, a single appliance, or 

a specific