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whitelist violation change from priority 1

evan.chadwick1
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Hi, 
is it possible to change whitelist violation severity? I believe by default they are priority 1 events. I'd like to test whitelist violations without causing incident tickets which are generated on P1 events.

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I'm not sure if that was a follow-up question?  If you configure a white list via the White List tab under Correlation it's akin to creating a correlation rule.  It doesn't do anything by itself.  To have the White List evaluated against the target hosts and generate correlation events you need to create a correlation policy and add the White List to it, then activate the policy.  So, back to my original answer.  You set the priority in the correlation policy.

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atatistc
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You mean a correlation whitelist?  In your correlation policy when you add a rule you select the priority which can be None or 1-5.  This will set the priority of the resulting correlation event.

Configuring a whitelist via the whitelist tab within the correlation section. 

I'm not sure if that was a follow-up question?  If you configure a white list via the White List tab under Correlation it's akin to creating a correlation rule.  It doesn't do anything by itself.  To have the White List evaluated against the target hosts and generate correlation events you need to create a correlation policy and add the White List to it, then activate the policy.  So, back to my original answer.  You set the priority in the correlation policy.

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