Audit Logger

Yes

Yes

See What is the Audit Logger?

Configuration Manager

Yes

Yes

In the Configuration ManagerIn the Configuration Manager, you can create and configure TLC Resources (Monitored Assets, AssetA Log Source in your TLC environment. See Monitored Assets and Discovered Assets. Groups, Managers, Locations, Event1. Either a log message that a Manager has standardized (i.e. normalized) for use by TLC (a.k.a. Normalized Messages), or an event or vulnerability imported from a scanner. 2. An 'event message' collected from a Log Source.-Management Databases), normalization objects (NormalizationThe process of standardizing log messages for use by TLC. Standardized messages are known as Normalized Messages. Rules, Aliases, and Normalized-Message Filters), and correlation objects (CorrelationThe examination of Normalized Messages for events of interest, along with the ability to initiate appropriate responses; for example, sending an email notification to specified recipients. Engines, Rules, Lists, and Actions)., you can create and configure:

TLC Resources (Monitored Assets, Asset Groups, Managers, Locations, Event-Management Databases)

Normalization objects (Normalization Rules, Aliases, and Normalized-Message Filters)

Correlation objects (Correlation Engines, Rules, Lists, Actions, and Normalized-Message Fields)

Dashboard

Yes

Yes

See What are the Dashboard, Manager Layouts, and Database Layouts?

Discovered Assets

Yes

Yes

See What are Discovered Assets?

Documentation

No

Yes

Opens the TLC Online Help.

Event-Database Viewer

Yes

Yes

In the Event-Database ViewerA type of Database ViewerA TLC Console component in which you can review information about Events in Event-Management Databases. Types of Database Viewers include the Event-Database Viewer, IDS-Database Viewer, and Firewall-Database Viewer. in which you can query and work with the data in your Event Databases., you can query and work with the Events in your Event Databases (see Working with the Event-Database Viewer).

Firewall-Database Viewer

Yes

Yes

In the Firewall-Database ViewerA type of Database Viewer in which you can query and work with the data in your Firewall Databases., you can query and work with the Events in your Firewall Databases.

IDS-Database Viewer

Yes

Yes

In the IDS-Database ViewerA type of Database Viewer in which you can query and work with the data in your IDS Databases., you can query and work with the Events in your IDS Databases.

NSLookup

Yes

No

Opens the NSLookup tab in the Internet ToolsA TLC Console component in which you can run queries with conventional utilities to gather information about Hosts (e.g. NSLookup, Ping, Traceroute, and Whois). dialog (see Working with Internet Tools).

Ping

Yes

No

Opens the Ping tab in the Internet Tools dialog (see Working with Internet Tools).

Real-Time Event Viewer

Yes

Yes

See What is the Real-Time Event Viewer?

Report Center

Yes

Yes

See What is the Report Center?

Task Manager

Yes

Yes

See What are the Task Manager and Task Scheduler?

Task Scheduler

Yes

Yes

See What are the Task Manager and Task Scheduler?

Ticket Center

Yes

Yes

See What is the Ticket Center?

Time Filter

Yes

No

Limits any queries run in the main pane to data saved within a specified time period. For example, if you open the Event-Database Viewer, select 24 hours from the Time Filter drop-down, and select Event Overview for an Event-Management DatabaseAn optional component of your TLC environmentConsists of all TLC software, Managers, Log Sources, Monitored Assets, Collectors, and data in your TLC installation., an Event-Management Database stores Events. Types of Event-Management Databases include Event Databases, IDS Databases, and Firewall Databases., TLC will limit the query to Events saved to the database within the last 24 hours.

Traceroute

Yes

No

Opens the Traceroute tab in the Internet Tools dialog (see Working with Internet Tools).

Administration Manager

Yes

Yes

In this page, you can manage the user accounts, user groups, permissions, and Global Settings for your TLC environment. For more information, see:

About User Access and Licensing

About TLC Settings and Global Settings

Whois

Yes

No

Opens the Whois tab in the Internet Tools dialog (see Working with Internet Tools).