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host_name, device_type, read_only_community_string, write_community_string

host_name, IP_address, read_only_community_string, write_community_string

host_name, IP_address, device_type, read_only_community_string, write_community_string

host_name, IP_address, device_type, read_only_community_string, write_community_string, pass phrase

When the traffic flow matches more than one Application signature. This indicates that the one Application may have been tunneled over the other.

When an Application runs over a non-standard port (such as TELNET traffic on Port 80).

When a "port definition" is non-standard (e.g. when you change tcp/80's definition from http to telnet).

When a Layer-4 Application Mapping is defined.

Applications, Ports/Protocols, QOS, Servers, Clients

Ports/Protocols, QOS, Servers, Clients

Applications, Ports/Protocols,

Applications, Ports/Protocols, QOS, Servers, Clients, Interfaces

Allow user defined policies the ability to dynamically re-configure host IP parameters when the host triggers an event.

Obtain an IP address on the Management interface on initial power-up.

Obtain an IP address on the Auxiliary interface on initial power-up.

Obtain host MAC address.

A, B, C.