The Policy screen in the NBA console allows you to make the following policy changes. These changes are copied automatically to the corresponding tags in the NBA policy file. (Some platforms do not support every setting.)
Use this setting to identify policy engines or the PE hub that the NBA will use when running in socket mode. Host machines are identified by their name or IP address and port. Use commas to separate multiple addresses. This setting corresponds directly to the <analyzeservers> tag in nbapolicy.xml.
Use this setting to identify the standby policy engines or PE hub that the NBA uses when running in socket mode. This setting corresponds directly to the NBA policy tag <standbyanalyzeservers>.
Use this setting to control the number of Policy Analyzers that each Network Analyzer can connect to.
If you are not using a policy engine hub, this setting must equal the number of configured Policy Analyzers.
Use this setting to specify a DNS domain list that the NBA uses when checking the ‘policy processed’ status of emails. This setting corresponds directly to the <enterprisednslist> tag in nbapolicy.xml.
Use this setting to set the default level of logging for the packet capture process. Note that you can override this logging level for individual network filters or application filters. This setting corresponds directly to the ‘Settings’ tag <loglevel> in nbapolicy.xml.
Use this setting to specify a semi colon-separated list of filename extensions. This list determines which file types are processed by the NBA when they are fetched using the HTTPGET protocol.
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