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While monitoring DAF traffic, you can decide on whether certain DAF violations warrant corrective actions. You can select a specific traffic violation and turn it into a bypass rule to avoid future denials for a specific destination IP or network. For information about monitoring DAF violations, see Monitoring DAF Violations.

To create a bypass rule:

  1. On the DAF Violations page, choose the DAF violation that requires corrective action.
  2. Click Create Bypass Rule button or click the  icon > Create Bypass Rule, and Service Edge populates the relevant information in the Create Bypass Rule dialog:
    • Edge: The name of the edge for which you are creating the bypass rule. You cannot change this information.
    • Rule Name: The name of the rule. The Cloud Services Portal displays a default rule name.

You can change the name based on your business requirements. Create a name that does not exceed 64 characters in length. Use numbers, any special characters, uppercase and lowercase letters, and even spaces. Start and end a name with any character but not a space. Leading and trailing spaces will be trimmed off automatically.

    • Source IP or Network: The source IP of the DAP violation. Choose IP or Network for this IP address.
    • Destination IP or Network: The destination IP of the DAP violation. Choose IP or Network for this IP address.
    • Protocol: The protocol used to report the DAF violation. You can modify this by choosing the protocol from the drop-down menu.
    • Destination Port: The port used to reach the destination IP. You cannot modify this field.
  1. Click Save and Close.
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