Quantum SPARK 1500 - Page 417

Configuring External Log Servers
R81.10.X Quantum Spark 1500, 1600, 1800, 1900, 2000 Appliances Locally Managed Administration Guide|417
n
Assets - Total number of connected devices.
n
IoT Assets - Relevant only when the IoT protection is enabled. For more information,
see the "IoT" on page254 page.
n
Manually blocked.
n
Infected.
n
Assets attempted to access unauthorized domains - Assets which accessed or
attempted to access a domain that is not under IoT policy in the last 7 days.
n
Not under IoT policy - Relevant only when the IoT protection is enabled. For more
information, see the "IoT" on page254 page.
The graph icon on the far right shows the breakdown of the device types, such as IP camera,
Media player, Scale, SmartTV, and Other.
You can filter to show a specific type of assets. For example, if you filter for IP camera, you see
the number of IP camera types and the relevant vendors. You can see general information
about the asset such as the traffic upload and download, and the policy. In the Asset Details
tab, you can set the asset to bypass by Smart Accel, or bypass by SSL inspection. You can
also create a network object directly from the Assets page.
All connected assets are displayed in a table with these columns:
n
Name - Name of the device. The vendor icons appear next to the name.
n
IP Address
n
Interface
n
Vendor
n
Device Type
For each asset, click one of these options:
n
Refresh
n
Actions