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- you update an active ruleset at the Grid level and if a profile has inherited the respective active ruleset from the Grid.
- the profile inherits an active ruleset from the Grid and you override the active ruleset that is associated with the profile.
- the profile is set to override an active ruleset and you change an active ruleset for the profile. You can do the following to configure threat protection profiles:
- Create threat protection profiles by associating rulesets, event filters and configuring multiple DNS requests over a single TCP session, as described in Adding Threat Protection Profiles2.
- Clone threat protection profiles, as described inCloning Threat Protection Profiles.
- Modify threat protection profiles, as described inModifying Threat Protection Profiles.
- View differences between an old and a new rulesets and merge changes from an old threat protection profile into the new one, as described in Merging Threat Protection Profiles3.
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- Inherit Grid rule settings for a threat protection profile, as described in Inheriting Grid Rule Settings on page 1674.
- Delete a threat protection profile, as described in Deleting Threat Protection Profiles.
- View the list of threat protection profiles, as described in Viewing Threat Protection Profiles.
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