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Collected information about a specific detected 

. This includes general 

 information, such as its 

name and operating system, as well as the protocols and 

s running on the host. The host 

profile may also include 

 information, applicable 

s, detected vulnerabilities, and scan results for that host.

A constraint placed on a 

 or 

. A host profile qualification within a 

correlation rule specifies that the 

 should generate a 

 only if the 

 

involved meets certain criteria. A host profile qualification within a traffic profile limits the hosts that 
are profiled.

The final page in 

s that display 

s or network assets. The host view displays the 

s involved in the events or assets you are viewing.

A web page you can configure the system to display when a user’s HTTP request is blocked by an 

. You can display a generic Cisco-provided response page, or you can provide custom 

HTML. If the request was blocked by an 

 rule, you can allow users to click a button on 

the response page to continue to the originally requested site.

 on a managed 

 that allows the system to bridge traffic between a 

 

and a 

.

The conflict that occurs when the system reports a new passive operating system or 

 identity that 

conflicts with the current active identity and previously reported passive identities.

For 

s, a numbered indicator of the correlation between 

 data, 

, and 

 information. Impact level 1 (red impact icon) means that the targeted 

 is vulnerable to 

the attack represented by the intrusion event, impact level 2 (orange impact icon) means it is potentially 
vulnerable, and so on. Attacks directed at hosts on networks not monitored by the 

 are impact level 0 (gray impact icon), which indicates that the 

 cannot determine 

the events’ impact.

A method that you can use to transfer various configurations from 

 to appliance. You can 

import configurations that you previously 

ed from another appliance of the same type.

An interval during which a 

 does not trigger. You can configure the time, frequency, and 

duration of inactive periods. See also 

.