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Apr 17, 2015
How to Apply Existing Attack Signaturue Set to an ASM Policy using iControl REST API
Hello,
I am trying to use the iControl REST API interface in order to automatically and programmatically apply attack signature sets to all of our ASM Policies defined on our 11.6 device. Following...
Arnaud_Lemaire
Employee
Apr 17, 2015Hi if you want to add a signature-set, you need to POST on /mgmt/tm/asm/policies/tWE3e4F2jlpKH22mCw0I0Q/signature-sets your signature set defined as :
{
"learn": false,
"alarm": true,
"signatureSetReference":
{"link": "https://localhost/mgmt/tm/asm/signature-sets/2ODl_CpPYisXJvG_0bmcEA"},
"block": false
}
where {"link": ""} is the link to your new signature-set
- OberschmidtOct 01, 2025
Nimbostratus
Is this still a valid way of add signature sets to an ASM policy? I have this exact payload with my requests add not getting a succesful result.
Error 404 Client Error
message: could not add the policy signature set 'unamed, internal data inconsistency was detected'
Signature set it available and I can add manually with no issue.
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