You have spent time configuring the IPS profile on your primary gateway firewall. You want
to ensure that this profile can be applied to all gateway firewalls in your environment. How
can you share this information between firewalls?
A.
From the command line, run: ips_export <profile-name> [-o <export-file-name>] [-p <ip>].
B.
IPS profiles must be manually configured on each gateway.
C.
From the Smart Dashboard IPS tab select export IPS profiles and select the gateway to
send this export to.
D.
From the command line, run: ips_export_import export <profile-name> [-o
<export-file-name>] [-p <ip>].
From the R76 IPS Admin guide (p.22):
To export an IPS profile: From the command line, run:
ips_export_import export [-o ] [-p ]
You must enter the exact name of the profile that you want to export. The archive will be named .tar and is saved to your present working directory. You can also use the -o to give the archive a specific name.
To import an IPS profile: From the command line, run:
ips_export_import import -f [-p ]
You must enter a name for the profile and the location of the archive. You can either import an archive that is in your present working directory or enter the exact location of the archive that you want to import.
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