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initializing IPS4240

slug420
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it has been a while since I have setup a new sensor...so I suspect I am missing something obvious.

Isnt the last main option from the series of setup questions (when you type setup at a prompt) supposed to ask you if you want to configure the virtual sensor? vs0 or something? And then let you select the interfaces you add to promiscuous or inline mode etc...? I am getting kicked back to the command prompt on the sensor ( "no changes have been made" ) as soon as I say I do not want to modify time settings...

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attmidsteam
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The virtual sensor is vs0. Say yes to the time settings and set the current time.. see if it will save the changes.

Otherwise, you don't have to use 'setup'; you can configure using the full 'conf t' CLI.

i have said yes to time and setup the time on the sensor....i know i could do it via conf t but wasnt/isnt it part of the setup menu? I coulda sworn it always has been in the past

What version? This was added after 4.1.x

Here is my 6.0.x 4240 sensor ...

Modify current access list?[no]:

Modify system clock settings?[no]:

Modify interface/virtual sensor configuration?[no]: yes

Current interface configuration

Command control: Management0/0

Unassigned:

Promiscuous:

GigabitEthernet0/0

GigabitEthernet0/1

GigabitEthernet0/2

GigabitEthernet0/3

Virtual Sensor: vs0

Anomaly Detection: ad0

Event Action Rules: rules0

Signature Definitions: sig0

Virtual Sensor: vs1

Anomaly Detection: ad1

Event Action Rules: rules1

Signature Definitions: sig1

[1] Edit Interface Configuration

[2] Edit Virtual Sensor Configuration

[3] Display configuration

Option:

5.x

that sequence you pasted is what i was thinking i should see on my sensor...

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