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Firepower Intrusion Alerts Delayed

DannyDulin
Level 1
Level 1

We have Email alerts configured for Intrusion events.

We also have a Correlation policy to send an email alert for Intrusion Events that drop.

During our initial testing, we received the alerts. 

However, all subsequent testing produced no email alerts. I can see the intrusion events for our tests, but no email alert.

The intrusion rule and policy are not suppressed in any way.

Is there some setting that causes emails to be delayed by several hours or even days?

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Divya Jain
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi,

One possible solution to the issue of delayed intrusion alerts in Firepower is to check the configuration of the intrusion policy and the event action rules. Make sure that the policy is set to generate alerts for the desired severity levels and that the event action rules are configured to send alerts to the appropriate destination, such as email or syslog. 

 

Also, check the health of the Firepower system, including the CPU, memory, and disk usage, as well as the network connectivity.

 

You can always run a packet capture that will show you if the email is being sent out or not and isolate the issue.

 

If the issue persists, consider opening a support case with Cisco TAC for further investigation and troubleshooting.

 

 

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Divya Jain

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