These are the types of Automatic Reactions:Mail - tell an administrator by email that the event occurred. See Create a Mail Reaction. Block Source - instruct the Security Gateway to block the source IP address from which this event was detected for a configurable period of time . Select a period of time from one minute to more than three weeks. See Create a Block Source Reaction Block Event activity - instruct the Security Gateway to block a distributed attack that emanates from multiple sources, or attacks multiple destinations for a configurable period of time. Select a period of time from one minute to more than three weeks). See Create a Block Event Activity Reaction. External Script - run a script that you provide. See Creating an External Script Automatic Reaction to write a script that can exploit SmartEvent data. SNMP Trap - generate an SNMP Trap. See Create an SNMP Trap Reaction. Reference: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R80/CP_R80_LoggingAndMonitoring/html_frameset.htm?topic=documents/R80/CP_R80_LoggingAndMonitoring/131915
These are the types of Automatic Reactions:
Mail - tell an administrator by email that the event occurred. See Create a Mail Reaction.
Block Source - instruct the Security Gateway to block the source IP address from which this event was detected for a configurable period of time . Select a period of time from one minute to more than three weeks. See Create a Block Source Reaction
Block Event activity - instruct the Security Gateway to block a distributed attack that emanates from multiple sources, or attacks multiple destinations for a configurable period of time. Select a period of time from one minute to more than three weeks). See Create a Block Event Activity Reaction.
External Script - run a script that you provide. See Creating an External Script Automatic Reaction to write a script that can exploit SmartEvent data.
SNMP Trap - generate an SNMP Trap. See Create an SNMP Trap Reaction.