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Configuring Remediations
Creating Remediations
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3. In the Configured Remediations section, select Block Destination and click Add.
The Edit Remediation page appears.
4. In the Remediation Name field, enter a name for the remediation.
The name you choose cannot contain spaces or special characters and should 
be descriptive. For example, if you have multiple Cisco IOS router instances 
and multiple remediations for each instance, you may want to specify a name 
such as 
IOS_01_BlockDest
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5. Optionally, in the Description field, enter a description of the remediation.
6. Click Create, then click Done.
The remediation is added.
Cisco IOS Block Destination Network Remediations
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The Cisco IOS Block Destination Network remediation allows you to block any 
traffic sent from the router to the network of the destination host in a correlation 
event.
IMPORTANT!
Do not use this remediation as a response to a correlation rule that 
is based on a discovery event; discovery events only transmit a source host and 
not a destination host. You can use this remediation in response to correlation 
rules that are based on connection events or intrusion events.
To add the remediation:
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1. Select Policies > Actions > Instances.
The Instances page appears.
2. Next to the instance where you want to add the remediation, click View.
If you have not yet added an instance, see 
page 1681.
The Edit Instance page appears.