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GomesLucas
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Create firewall alert

Good morning!

I would like to create a firewall alert as follows:

When a user with a personal laptop connects to our network and tries to access the internet, the firewall should block it and notify us, generating an alert for this connection.

Is it possible to create this type of alert on the firewall?

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Amir_Senn
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The answer here has 2 steps:

First step - you need the specific traffic to be matched on access policy rule. Here I agree with @Chris_Atkinson , IDA is the way to go here IMO but nothing specific is required except matching a rule.

Second step - enable alerts on the rule and define the alert.

1. Right click "Track" column on the specific rule -> Alert -> Choose alert type (See 1.png).

2. From main menu, go to Global Properties (See 2.png).

3. Navigate to Log and Alert -> Alerts. For each alert you can choose if you want to send alerts to SmartView Monitor, run script or both (See 3.png).

From here you can choose whatever method you see fit to your needs. If you want to define email alert you can use the following SK: https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk25941

 

Kind regards, Amir Senn

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Chris_Atkinson
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Conceptually, but more information is needed here:

- Do you already utilize the Identity Awareness Agent?

- Do you have integration with another NAC solution such as Cisco ISE?

CCSM R77/R80/ELITE
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Amir_Senn
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Employee

The answer here has 2 steps:

First step - you need the specific traffic to be matched on access policy rule. Here I agree with @Chris_Atkinson , IDA is the way to go here IMO but nothing specific is required except matching a rule.

Second step - enable alerts on the rule and define the alert.

1. Right click "Track" column on the specific rule -> Alert -> Choose alert type (See 1.png).

2. From main menu, go to Global Properties (See 2.png).

3. Navigate to Log and Alert -> Alerts. For each alert you can choose if you want to send alerts to SmartView Monitor, run script or both (See 3.png).

From here you can choose whatever method you see fit to your needs. If you want to define email alert you can use the following SK: https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk25941

 

Kind regards, Amir Senn

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