Say for example...I want to run a search in Analytics that match a certain raw log phrase, for a given period of time over a period of time? For example...all logs that show login connections, that occur between "Saturday at 5am and Sunday at Midnight" ; over the past 60 days ; to see all users who were logging in during the weekends.
OR ... even a method to trigger an incident or event that is thrown during a weekend time period, or "off hours" type time period, without having to provide a specific one time date range.
Thanks for any assistance..
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Hi PaulHolg
One idea would be to configure a time based exception on the rule. For example, you can configure the rule not trigger during business hours. It is possible to have multiple exceptions.
I hope it helps!
Thanks, looking at this now. I do not see a method in the Rule Exceptions -> Define Schedule to set timeframes that the rule would not be active.. There are days and dates, and ranges and durations. I'm not finding a place where I can tell it not to run during a certain time frame, every day. Please advise, Thanks for your assistance
Hey PaulHolg
The following screenshot is an example of a time based exception to run from 9am every day for 9 hours. This would mean that the rule would not trigger between 9am and 6pm every day of the week and every month of the year.
I hope that answers your question.
Thank you very much, I will give this a try.
Hi PaulHolg
I just thought you might be interested in the new feature in the latest release (7.1.0). The new feature allows you to schedule rules:
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortisiem/7.1.0/release-notes/671235/whats-new-in-7-1-0#Schedule2
The caveat is that your event storage type must be clickhouse.
Thanks
Richard
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