Thank you - I couldnt see anything for the object in that dir when I added it to my rulebase. Without any documentation its difficult to recommend anyone uses it - but a colleague found they could expand some detail with this command;
[Expert@R82_ClusterXL2:0]# dynamic_objects -uo "Known Active Attackers"
object name: Known Active Attackers
range 0 : 38.54.88.201 38.54.88.201
range 1 : 38.54.107.167 38.54.107.167
range 2 : 38.60.157.139 38.60.157.139
range 3 : 45.61.136.173 45.61.136.173
range 4 : 45.63.104.106 45.63.104.106
range 5 : 45.76.26.42 45.76.26.42
range 6 : 45.77.149.152 45.77.149.152
range 7 : 64.176.228.109 64.176.228.109
range 8 : 66.42.99.200 66.42.99.200
range 9 : 139.28.37.250 139.28.37.250
range 10 : 144.208.127.134 144.208.127.134
range 11 : 144.208.127.155 144.208.127.155
range 12 : 146.71.81.184 146.71.81.184
range 13 : 151.241.99.207 151.241.99.207
range 14 : 151.241.99.233 151.241.99.233
range 15 : 158.62.198.182 158.62.198.182
range 16 : 158.247.195.147 158.247.195.147
range 17 : 162.33.177.101 162.33.177.101
range 18 : 192.142.10.99 192.142.10.99
range 19 : 194.213.18.137 194.213.18.137
range 20 : 208.123.119.167 208.123.119.167
range 21 : 209.182.225.136 209.182.225.136
Looking for domains for 'Known Active Attackers' and its children objects:
The updatable object Known Active Attackers does not contain any domains (object is enforced by IP addresses only)
Operation completed successfully
Could be a very nice feature if its developed and documented.