Hmm, so I stumbled across this thread:

http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg04619.html

And it sounds like at least one other person ran into the same issue.
We had to enable a log level of 1 in order to get things working as it
seems a log level of 0 does not work in conjunction with frequency
rules. I find this a bit odd still...


One other question I have regarding frequency rules and hierarchy. We
currently have two frequency rules setup to trigger against a parent
rule where the difference is the frequencies - one is set to trigger
when it sees the parent rule triggered 6 or more times in a minute.
The other is set to trigger when it sees the parent rule triggered 12
or more times in 5 minutes. The problem is that the 12x in 5min rule
never triggers. It seems that the 6x per minute rule supersedes it
always. Is there a way to get the second "upper" threshold rule to
trigger as well?

I thought I read somewhere about something like this being
implemented... like chaining frequency rules. Unfortunately, I don't
recall where exactly I saw this. Maybe someone can refresh my memory
and point me in the right direction?


TIA!

On Jul 5, 6:26 pm, Jason Frisvold <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Hey guys,
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> > I thought that even if you specificy an alert level of "0" for a rule,
> > you can still setup frequency rules to trigger - is this the case? We
> > want to cut down on noise a bit and are just looking for repetition of
> > IPs amidst the noise if at all.
>
> That would be my understanding as well.  Set the level to 0 then have a 
> compound rule that uses an if_matched_sid for the level 0 sid ..
>
> > TIA
> > Jeremy
>
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