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Sourcefire 3D System User Guide

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Using Health Monitoring

Configuring Health Policies

Chapter 53

Configuring Policy Run Time Intervals

: Any

You can control how often health tests run by modifying the Policy Run Time 

Interval for the health policy. The maximum run time interval you can set is 99999 

minutes.

Do not set a run interval of less than five minutes.

To configure a policy run time interval:

: Admin/Maint

1. On the Health Policy Configuration page, select Policy Run Time Interval.

The Health Policy Configuration — Policy Run Time Interval page appears.

2. In the Run Interval (mins) field, enter the time in minutes that you want to 

elapse between automatic repetitions of the test.

3. You have three options:

To save your changes to this module and return to the Health Policy 

page, click Save Policy and Exit.

To return to the Health Policy page without saving any of your settings 

for this module, click Cancel.

To temporarily save your changes to this module and switch to another 

module’s settings to modify, select the other module from the list at the 

left of the page. If you click Save Policy and Exit when you are done, all 

changes you made will be saved; if you click Cancel, you discard all 

changes.

You must apply the health policy to the appropriate appliances if you want 

your settings to take effect. See 

 on page 2228 for 

more information.

Configuring Advanced Malware Protection Monitoring

: Malware

This module tracks the state and stability of the Defense Center’s ability to query 

the Sourcefire cloud and detect files in network traffic. If the system detects that 

your connection with the cloud is interrupted, the encryption keys used for the 

connection are invalid, or the number of files detected in a time frame is 

excessive, the status classification for this module changes to Warning and the 

module generates a health alert.