Issue With IPS on CCP
sthompson86
Member Posts: 370
Good morning, I have been trying to lab IPS within CCP, but I am catching an error when I try and view the signatures. The error I get states:
"You must first enable IPS before configuring signatures. To enable IPS, go to IPS Policies and enable IPS on any interface."
I have done the above multiple times to no avail. I have enabled IPS on all interfaces. I have searched online, but I am not getting any resources in regards to this error.
Nevertheless, the exam requirements state to know how to set up IPS with CCP. I can pretty much get the just of it by reading the Cisco book. I hate not being able to test it out though.
Any tips would be appreciated.
*notes - I am using GNS3
Thanks in adv.
Shane T.
"You must first enable IPS before configuring signatures. To enable IPS, go to IPS Policies and enable IPS on any interface."
I have done the above multiple times to no avail. I have enabled IPS on all interfaces. I have searched online, but I am not getting any resources in regards to this error.
Nevertheless, the exam requirements state to know how to set up IPS with CCP. I can pretty much get the just of it by reading the Cisco book. I hate not being able to test it out though.
Any tips would be appreciated.
*notes - I am using GNS3
Thanks in adv.
Shane T.
Currently Reading: Again to Carthage - CCNA/Security
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DANMOH009 Member Posts: 241Not sure if im 100% correct here, but i was looking at downloading the CCP just now, so i could start testing but was put off by the fact a lot of versions say that it has limited security features.
Im wondering if what your describing is one of those limitations. Again im not 100% on it, but i just thought i'd add this for a channel of investigation. -
sthompson86 Member Posts: 370Not sure if im 100% correct here, but i was looking at downloading the CCP just now, so i could start testing but was put off by the fact a lot of versions say that it has limited security features.
Im wondering if what your describing is one of those limitations. Again im not 100% on it, but i just thought i'd add this for a channel of investigation.
You could be right. Also could be just a GNS3 quirk. I have all my interfaces enabled, but it still tells me to go turn them on. IPS from the CLI seems to be working correctly.Currently Reading: Again to Carthage - CCNA/Security