Application Intelligence—Rules and Notes
Keep in mind the following rules and notes when working with the Application Intelligence solution:
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Whenever you perform a backup and restore operation, you must create a backup of both the device and GigaVUE-FM and then restore the backed-up data on both as well. |
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Application Intelligence supports processing asymmetric (unidirectional) and symmetric (bidirectional) traffic. However, its recommended to process symmetric traffic to get the best results |
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It takes 7 minutes for the Application Filtering Intelligence and Application Metadata Intelligence statistics to be populated in the GigaVUE-FM GUI. |
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When both the AMI and AFI licenses are installed on Gen 2 cards, the non-5-tuple packets will be dropped, and the packets will not pass to the AMI application for attribute extraction. |
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Application Filtering Intelligence License is an optional choice for Application Metadata Intelligence, but AFI with "No-Rule-Match" pass will be enabled by default for AMI. |
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The patten matching (regex) rule and application filter rule cannot be used together in the same second-level map. |
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Application Intelligence does not detect or classify ARP requests for both Gen 2 and Gen 3 devices, resulting in the dropping of packets that do not meet an APF match. |
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The maximum number of user defined application that can be configured is 120 per GigaVUE‑FM. These applications can be spread across one or more application intelligence sessions. |
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The maximum number of rules that can be created per application is 8. |
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The maximum number of protocols that can be configured per rule is 3. |