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mwitt_65218
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Jun 08, 2009

This should not be so difficult.

Hello,     We have F5 ASM v9.4.5 running on a production web app (though very few users use it).     We have Automatic Policy Builder running. A parameter named email was create...
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BIG-IP Access Policy Manager (APM)
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naladar_65658
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Jun 09, 2009
Hmm... if you are looking at an attack violation, which it sounds like you are, and you DO NOT SEE an accept button in the top right hand corner after you have opened the violation, then I believe that the policy has already been instructed to accept that parameter. Not sure, but does your policy have an "M" beside it? I will have to put some things into staging to test... I can't remember off the top of my head. Best bet maybe to "Apply Policy", clear the logs, wait ten and try again and see if it works now. If not check back on the manual screen and see if any more violations show up.