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NAME
       device-config - Configures the global network DoS profile.

MODULE
       security dos

SYNTAX
       Configure the global network DoS profile component within the security
       dos module using the syntax shown in the following sections.

   MODIFY
	modify device-config dos-device-config
	  options:
	    auto-threshold-sensitivity [field deprecated since 13.0.0]
	    ip-uncommon-protolist [string]
	    threshold-sensitivity [low | medium | high]
	    custom-signatures [none | add | delete | modify | replace-all-with] {
		name [string] {
		  options:
		    manual-detection-threshold [integer]
		    manual-mitigation-threshold [integer]
		    state [disabled | learn-only | detect-only | mitigate]
		    threshold-mode [fully-automatic | manual | manual-multiplier-mitigation | stress-based-mitigation]
		}
	    }
	    dos-device-vector {
	      [vector type] {
		allow-advertisement [disabled | enabled ]
		allow-upstream-scrubbing [disabled | enabled ]
		attacked-dst [disabled | enabled]
		auto-blacklisting [enabled | disabled]
		auto-scrubbing [disabled | enabled ]
		auto-threshold [disabled | enabled ]
		bad-actor [disabled | enabled]
		blacklist-category [enter name of ip-intelligence category]
		blacklist-detection-seconds [integer]
		blacklist-duration [integer]
		ceiling [integer | infinite]
		default-internal-rate-limit [integer | infinite]
		detection-threshold-percent [integer | infinite]
		detection-threshold-pps [integer | infinite]
		enforce [enabled | disabled] [field deprecated since 13.1.0]
		floor [integer]
		multiplier_mitigation_percentage [integer]
		packet-types [add | delete | replace-all-with] {
		    [atomic-frag | bad-packet | dns-a-query | dns-a-query | dns-aaaa-query |
		     dns-any-query | dns-axfr-query | dns-cname-query | dns-ixfr-query |
		     dns-mx-query | dns-ns-query | dns-other-query | dns-oversize |
		     dns-ptr-query | dns-response-flood | dns-soa-query | dns-srv-query |
		     dns-txt-query | exthdr | host-unrch | igmp | ip-overlap-frag |
		     ipfrag | ipv4-all | ipv4-any-other | ipv4-icmp | ipv6-all |
		     ipv6-any-other | ipv6-icmp | no-l4 | rthdr0 | sip-ack-method |
		     sip-bye-method | sip-cancel-method | sip-invite-method |
		     sip-malformed | sip-message-method | sip-notify-method |
		     sip-options-method | sip-other-method | sip-prack-method |
		     sip-publish-method | sip-register-method | sip-subscribe-method | sip-uri-limit |
		     suspicious | tcp-bad-ack | tcp-psh-flood | tcp-rst | tcp-syn-only |
		     tcp-synack | tcp-winsize | tidcmp | udp]
		packet-types none
		per-dst-ip-detection-pps [integer]
		per-dst-ip-limit-pps [integer]
		per-source-ip-detection-pps [integer]
		per-source-ip-limit-pps [integer]
		scrubbing-category [ enter name of scrubbing category | "none" ]
		scrubbing-detection-seconds [ integer ]
		scrubbing-duration [ integer ]
		simulate-auto-threshold [enable | disable]
		state [disabled | learn-only | detect-only | mitigate]
		suspicious [ false | true ]
		threshold-mode [manual | stress-based-mitigation | fully-automatic | manual-multiplier-mitigation]
		valid-domains [add | delete | replace-all-with] {
		  [domain names] ...
		}
		valid-domains none
	      }
	    }
	    dynamic-signatures {
		detection [disabled | enabled | learn-only] [field deprecated since 13.1.0]
		mitigation [none | low | medium | high] [field deprecated since 13.1.0]
		scrubber-advertisement-period [integer] [field deprecated since 13.1.0]
		scrubber-category [name] [field deprecated since 13.1.0]
		scrubber-enable [yes | no] [field deprecated since 13.1.0]
		network {
		    detection [disabled | enabled | learn-only]
		    mitigation [none | low | medium | high | manual-multiplier]
		    scrubber-advertisement-period [integer]
		    scrubber-category [name]
		    scrubber-enable [yes | no]
		}
		dns {
		    detection [disabled | enabled | learn-only]
		    mitigation [none | low | medium | high | manual-multiplier]
		}
	    }
	    dns-dos-mitigation-percentage [integer]
	    network-dos-mitigation-percentage [integer]
	    sip-dos-mitigation-percentage [integer]
	    log-publisher [name]

	reset-stats device-config dos-device-config
	  options:
	    dns-nxdomain-stat

   DISPLAY
	list device-config dos-device-config
	show running-config device-config dos-device-config
	  options:
	    all-properties
	    non-default-properties
	    one-line

	show device-config dos-device-config
	  options:
	    dns-nxdomain-stat
	    field-fmt
	    query-valid-domain [domain-name]

   RUN
	run device-config
	  options:
	   auto-threshold-relearn
	   dns-nxdomain-relearn
	   dynamic-signatures-history-relearn

DESCRIPTION
       This component is used to modify or display the global device DoS
       profile and statistics for use with network DoS Protection
       functionality.

EXAMPLES
       modify device-config ...

       Modifies the global DoS profile settings.

       list device-config

       Displays all the properties of the device DoS profile.

       run device-config dos-device-config auto-threshold-relearn

       Clears the auto-threshold history for all the device auto-threshold
       vectors.

       run device-config dos-device-config dns-nxdomain-relearn

       Clears the dns-nxdomain history for all the device dns-nxdomain
       vectors.

       run device-config dos-device-config dynamic-signatures-history-relearn

       Clears the dynamic-signatures history for all the device dynamic-
       signatures vectors.

       show device-config dos-device-config dns-nxdomain-stat

       Displays the dns-nxdomain statistics for the device.

       reset-stats device-config dos-device-config dns-nxdomain-stat

       Resets the dns-nxdomain statistics for the device.

OPTIONS
       auto-threshold-sensitivity
	    This option is deprecated in version 13.0.0.

       dos-device-vector
	    Configures attack detection thresholds and rate limit parameters
	    for network DoS vectors.

       log-publisher
	    Specifies the name of the log publisher which logs translation
	    events. See help sys log-config for more details on the logging
	    sub-system.

       ip-uncommon-protolist
	    Specifies the name of an IP uncommon protocol list component. The
	    default is /Common/ip-uncommon-protolist.  This is ready-only
	    field.

       threshold-sensitivity
	    Specifies the guidance on how aggressively (how much to pad) to
	    adjust the "Detection/Rate-limit Threshold". Available settings
	    are low, medium and high. This setting is used for Autodos and
	    Behavioral DoS features. Default is set to medium.

       network-dos-mitigation-percentage
	    Specifies the mitigaiton multiplier value of all the device
	    network dos vector in percentage in the manual-multiplier-
	    mitigation mode.

       dns-dos-mitigation-percentage
	    Specifies the mitigaiton multiplier value of all the device dns
	    dos vector in percentage in the manual-multiplier-mitigation mode.

       sip-dos-mitigation-percentage
	    Specifies the mitigaiton multiplier value of all the device sip
	    dos vector in percentage in the manual-multiplier-mitigation mode.

       dynamic-signatures
	    Specifies options related to L4-L7 Behavioral DoS (Dynamic
	    Signatures) feature that is applicable at the global/device level.
	    These settings are used to learn the characteristic of the traffic
	    at the device level (across all domains and virtual servers) and
	    generate dynamic signatures as applicable to detect and mitigate
	    anomalous traffic.

	    Following options are configurable for this feature at
	    global/device level:

	    network
		 detection
		      Specifies the mode for detection of anomalies in traffic
		      for the purpose of dynamic signature generation.
		      Following modes are supported: disabled, enabled and
		      learn-only.

		      Mode learn-only is same as enabled except that the
		      system does not generate any logs (or alerts the user).
		      It is used mainly to learn the baseline thresholds for
		      the traffic.

		      Default is disabled.

		 mitigation
		      Specifies the mode for mitigation of anomalous traffic
		      (specified in form of dynamic signatures).  Following
		      modes are supported: none, low, medium and high.

		      Each mode represents the severity (or aggressiveness) at
		      which the system should try to mitigate the anomalous
		      traffic.

		      Default is none.

		 multiplier-mitigation-percentage
		      Specifies the mitigation multiplier value of this
		      specific dos signature in percentage when using manual-
		      multiplier-mitigation mode. The default value is
		      inherited from the corresponding device level/profile
		      mitigation multiplier value of the same dos family.

		 scrubber-enable
		      Specifies the configuration mode for enabling or
		      disabling the feature to scrub the attack traffic upon
		      dynamic signature match.	Default is no.

		 scrubber-category
		      Specifies the IP Intelligence category used for
		      scrubbing the attack traffic upon dynamic signature
		      match that constitutes destination IP address component.
		      Default category is attacked_ips.

		 scrubber-advertisement-period
		      Specifies the advertisement period for which the attack
		      traffic is scrubbed. Default is 300 seconds.

	    dns
		 detection
		      Specifies the mode for detection of anomalies in traffic
		      for the purpose of dynamic signature generation.
		      Following modes are supported: disabled, enabled and
		      learn-only.

		      Mode learn-only is same as enabled except that the
		      system does not generate any logs (or alerts the user).
		      It is used mainly to learn the baseline thresholds for
		      the traffic.

		      Default is disabled.

		 mitigation
		      Specifies the mode for mitigation of anomalous traffic
		      (specified in form of dynamic signatures).  Following
		      modes are supported: none, low, medium and high.

		      Each mode represents the severity (or aggressiveness) at
		      which the system should try to mitigate the anomalous
		      traffic.

		      Default is none.

       custom-signatures
	    Specifies options related to L4 Behavioral DoS Signatures feature
	    that is applicable at the global/device level. Signatures can be
	    added to a dos-profile and the signature criteria will be used for
	    detection and mitigation of anomalous traffic.

	    Following options are configurable for each signature added:

	    threshold-mode
		 Specifies the mode for setting the rate limit thresholds to
		 be used for the matching traffic. Following modes are
		 supported: manual, fully-automatic, manual-multiplier-
		 mitigation and stress-based-mitigation. Default is manual.

	    state
		 Specifies the operational state of the attached signature.
		 The states supported are: disabled, learn-only, detect-only
		 and mitigate. Default is disabled.

	    manual-detection-threshold
		 Specifies manual detection threshold for a custom signature.
		 It is applicable only if threshold-mode is set to either
		 manual or stress-based-mitigation

		 Default is infinite.

	    manual-mitigation-threshold
		 Specifies manual mitigation threshold for a custom signature.
		 It is applicable on ly if threshold-mode is set to either
		 manual or stress-based-mitigation

		 Default is infinite.

VECTOR TYPES
       arp-flood
	    ARP Flood.

       bad-ext-hdr-order
	    IPv6 extension headers in packet are out of order.

       bad-icmp-chksum
	    Bad ICMP checksum.

       bad-icmp-frame
	    Bad ICMP frames. To see the various reasons why ICMP frames are
	    classified as bad, please refer to the written documentation.

       bad-igmp-frame
	    Bad IGMP frames. To see the various reasons why IGMP frames are
	    classified as bad, please refer to the written documentation.

       bad-ip-opt
	    IPv4 option with illegal length.

       bad-ipv6-hop-cnt
	    Bad IPv6 hop count. Terminated packet (cnt==0). Dropped when the
	    rate hits rate limit.

       bad-ipv6-ver
	    Bad IPv6 version. IP Version in the IPV6 packet is not 6.

       bad-sctp-chksum
	    Bad SCTP Checksum type.

       bad-tcp-chksum
	    Bad TCP checksum.

       bad-tcp-flags-all-clr
	    Bad TCP flags (all TCP header flags cleared).

       bad-tcp-flags-all-set
	    Bad TCP flags (all flags set).

       bad-ttl-val
	    Bad IP TTL value (TTL == 0 for IPv4).

       bad-udp-chksum
	    Bad UDP checksum.

       bad-udp-hdr
	    Bad UDP header. To see the various reasons why UDP headers are
	    classified as bad, please refer to the written documentation.

       bad-ver
	    Bad IP version 4. IPv4 version in IP header is not 4.

       dns-a-query
	    DNS A query packet.

       dns-aaaa-query
	    DNS AAAA query packet.

       dns-any-query
	    DNS any query packet.

       dns-axfr-query
	    DNS AXFR query packet.

       dns-cname-query
	    DNS CNAME query packet.

       dns-ixfr-query
	    DNS IXFR query packet.

       dns-malformed
	    DNS Malformed packet.

       dns-mx-query
	    DNS MX query packet.

       dns-ns-query
	    DNS NS query packet.

       dns-nxdomain-query
	    DNS NXDOMAIN query packet.

       dns-other-query
	    DNS OTHER query packet.

       dns-oversize
	    DNS packet with size > . This sys db tunable is
	    configurable with Dos.MaxDNSframeSize.

       dns-ptr-query
	    DNS PTR query packet.

       dns-qdcount-limit
	    DNS QDCOUNT LIMIT query packet.

       dns-response-flood
	    DNS RESPONSE FLOOD query packet.

       dns-soa-query
	    DNS SOA query packet.

       dns-txt-query
	    DNS TXT query packet.

       dns-srv-query
	    DNS SRV query packet.

       dup-ext-hdr
	    Duplicate IPv6 extension headers.

       ether-brdcst-pkt
	    Ethernet broadcast packet.

       ether-mac-sa-eq-da
	    Ethernet MAC SA == DA.

       ether-multicast-pkt
	    Ethernet multicast packet.

       ext-hdr-too-large
	    IPv6 extension header size too large. The max IPV6 extension
	    header size is configurable via the sys db variable
	    dos.maxipv6extsize.

       fin-only-set
	    TCP header with only the FIN flag set.

       flood
	    A Flood is an attack where multiple (typically many) endpoints
	    initiate network traffic to a single subnet or receiving endpoint.

       hdr-len-gt-l2-len
	    Header length > L2 length. No room in L2 packet for IPv4 header
	    (including options).

       hdr-len-too-short
	    Header length too short. IPv4 header length in IP header is less
	    than 20 bytes.

       hop-cnt-leq-one
	    IPv6 hop count <=  and the packet needs to be forwarded.
	    This sys db tunable is configurable by the sys db variable
	    tm.minipv6hopcnt.

       host-unreachable
	    ICMP packets of type "Host Unreachable".

       icmp-frag-flood
	    ICMP fragments flood.

       icmp-frame-too-large
	    Packets larger than the maximum ICMP frame size. The max ICMP
	    frame size is configurable via the sys db variable
	    dos.maxicmpframesize.

       icmpv4-flood
	    ICMPv4 Flood.

       icmpv6-flood
	    ICMPv6 Flood.

       igmp-flood
	    IGMP Flood.

       igmp-frag-flood
	    IGMP Fragment Flood.

       ip-bad-src
	    IP addr is a broadcast or multicast address.

       ip-err-chksum
	    IP error checksum. IPv4 header checksum error.

       ip-frag-flood
	    IPv4 fragment flood.

       ip-len-gt-l2-len
	    IP length > L2 length. Total length in IPv4 header is greater than
	    the L3 part length in L2 packet.

       ip-overlap-frag
	    IPv4 overlapping fragments.

       ip-short-frag
	    IPv4 fragments whose payload size is less than the minimum IPv4
	    Fragment size. The minimum size is configurable via the db
	    variable tm.minipfragsize.

       ip-unk-prot
	    IP Unknown Protocol type.

       ip-opt-frames
	    IP option frames. IPv4 packets with options. db variable
	    tm.acceptipoptions must be enabled to receive IP options.

       ip-other-frag
	    The total IPv4 fragments' size has exceeded the reassembly queue
	    or the maximum IP packet size.

       ipv6-atomic-frag
	    IPv6 frame with frag extension hdr, but the MF and offset fields
	    are both 0.

       ipv6-bad-src
	    IPv6 src address is a multicast address or IPv6 src or destination
	    address is a IPv4 mapped IPv6 address.

       ipv6-ext-hdr-frames
	    IPv6 extended header frames.

       ipv6-frag-flood
	    IPv6 fragment flood.

       ipv6-len-gt-l2-len
	    IPv6 length > L2 length.

       ipv6-other-frag
	    The total IPv6 fragments' size has exceeded the reassembly queue
	    or the maximum IP packet size.

       ipv6-overlap-frag
	    IPv6 overlapping fragments.

       ipv6-short-frag
	    IPv6 fragments whose payload size is less than the minimum IPv6
	    Fragment size. The minimum size is configurable via the db
	    variable tm.minipv6fragsize.

       ipv4-mapped-ipv6
	    IPv4 mapped IPv6 addresses.

       land-attack
	    Land Attack. IP Src Address equals IP Dst Address. Both V4 and V6
	    are counted.

       l2-len-ggt-ip-len
	    L2 length >> IP length. L2 packet length is much greater than
	    payload length in IPv4 (L2 length > IP length and L2 length >
	    minimum packet size).

       l4-ext-hdrs-go-end
	    No L4 (extended headers go to or past the end of frame).

       no-l4
	    No L4. No L4 payload for IPv4.

       opt-present-with-illegal-len
	    TCP Option present with illegal length.

       payload-len-ls-l2-len
	    Payload length < L2 length. Payload length in IPv6 header is less
	    than L3 part length in L2 packet.

       routing-header-type-0
	    Routing header type 0 present.

       sip-malformed
	    SIP malformed packet

       sip-invite-method
	    SIP INVITE method packet.

       sip-ack-method
	    SIP ACK method packet.

       sip-options-method
	    SIP OPTIONS method packet.

       sip-bye-method
	    SIP BYE method packet.

       sip-cancel-method
	    SIP CANCEL method packet.

       sip-register-method
	    SIP REGISTER method packet.

       sip-publish-method
	    SIP PUBLISH method packet.

       sip-notify-method
	    SIP NOTIFY method packet.

       sip-subscribe-method
	    SIP SUBSCRIBE method packet.

       sip-message-method
	    SIP MESSAGE method packet.

       sip-prack-method
	    SIP PRACK method packet.

       sip-uri-limit
	    Limit SIP URI length.

       sip-other-method
	    SIP OTHER method packet.

       sweep
	    A Sweep is an attack where a single endpoint initiates network
	    traffic to a large number of receiving endpoints or subnets.

       syn-and-fin-set
	    SYN && FIN set.

       tcp-ack-flood
	    TCP packets with the ACK flag set (for non-existing flows).

       tcp-bad-urg
	    TCP packets with the URG flag set but URG pointer is 0.

       tcp-hdr-len-gt-l2-len
	    TCP header length > L2 length. No room in packet for TCP header
	    (including options).

       tcp-hdr-len-too-short
	    TCP header length too short (length < 5). The offset field in TCP
	    header is less than 20 bytes.

       tcp-opt-overruns-tcp-hdr
	    TCP option overruns TCP header.

       tcp-syn-flood
	    TCP header with only the SYN flag set.

       tcp-synack-flood
	    TCP header with only the SYN and ACK flags set.

       tcp-rst-flood
	    TCP header with only the RST flag set.

       tcp-psh-flood
	    TCP header with PUSH flag set.

       tcp-window-size
	    TCP non-RST pkt with window size < . This sys db tunable
	    is configurable with Dos.TcpLowWindowSize.

       tidcmp
	    ICMP source quench packets.

       too-many-ext-hdrs
	    Too many extended headers. The IPv6 extended headers are more than
	    4. This number can be set through db variable dos.maxipv6exthdrs.

       tcp-syn-oversize
	    TCP data-SYN with pktlength > dos.maxsynsize which is 128 bytes by
	    default.

       ttl-leq-one
	    TTL <= . For IPv4 forwarding. This sys db tunable is
	    configurable by tm.minipttl.

       unk-tcp-opt-type
	    Unknown TCP option type.

       udp-flood
	    UDP Flood.UDP flood vector counts any UDP packets that either
	    match the UDP Port InclusionList or do not match the UDP Port
	    ExclusionList.  "tmsh modify security dos udp-portlist" can be
	    used to configure the udp port list.For more info about udp
	    portlist and how to configure it use "help security dos udp-
	    portlist"

       unk-ipopt-type
	    Unknown IP option type.

       ip-uncommon-proto
	    ip-uncommon-proto vectors counts packets whose protocol is
	    specified in configured ip-uncommon-protolist.

PARAMETERS
       allow-advertisement
	    Enables allow advertisement. The default is disabled.

       allow-upstream-scrubbing
	    Enables allow upstream scrubbing. The default value is disabled.

       attacked-dst
	    Enables attacked-destination. The default value is disabled.

       auto-blacklisting
	    Enables automatic blacklisting of offending source IPs. The
	    default value is disabled.

       auto-scrubbing
	    Enables specifying destination IP scrubbing. The default value is
	    disabled.

       auto-threshold
	    This option is deprecated in version 13.1.0 and is replaced by
	    threshold-mode.  Enables the auto threshold  mode for dos
	    detection and dos mitigation. The default value is disabled.

       bad-actor
	    Enables per-source IP based bad actor detection. The default value
	    is disabled.

       blacklist-category
	    Blacklist category (of IP intelligence) to which this IP should be
	    added. The default value is none.

       blacklist-detection-seconds
	    Duration in seconds for which the IP has been offending. The
	    default value is 60.

       blacklist-duration
	    Duration in seconds for which this IP should be blocked. The
	    default value is 14400.

       ceiling
	    Option to set a maximum value ("ceiling") for the default-
	    internal-rate-Limit for this vector. The range is from 0 to
	    infinity.

       default-internal-rate-limit
	    This parameter is programmed in hardware to limit the traffic to
	    BIG-IP software. If the hardware DoS support does not exist
	    software uses default-internal-rate-limit to limit the good
	    traffic (most of them are flood) to external servers. Bad packets
	    are always dropped.

	    If the rate limit value is infinite the rate limit is disabled.
	    The default value is 100000.

       detection-threshold-percent
	    This parameter specifies relative threshold that uses dynamically
	    learned 1-hour average rate to detect attacks. If the current rate
	    (1-minute average) increases the specified percent over the 1-hour
	    average rate, attack is detected.

	    If the threshold value is infinite the detection is disabled. The
	    default value is 500.

       detection-threshold-pps
	    This parameter specifies absolute threshold value. If the current
	    rate (1-minute average) is equal or above the threshold value,
	    attack is detected.

	    If the threshold value is infinite the detection is disabled. The
	    default value is 100000.

       enforce
	    This option is deprecated in version 13.1.0 and is replaced by
	    state.  Enable or disable the packet drop action of DOS detection
	    for this attack type.

       floor
	    Option to set a minimum value ("floor") for the detection-
	    threshold-pps for this vector. The range is from 0 (no-floor) to
	    infinity (no-detection). The default value is 5000.

       multiplier-mitigation-percentage
	    Specifies the mitigation multiplier value of this specific vector
	    in percentage when using manual-multiplier-mitigation mode, The
	    default value used is inherited from the network dos profile.

       packet-types
	    This parameter is used to specify type of packets that will be
	    classified as Sweep/Flood attacks. There are various types of
	    packet types that can be specified. The default value is none.

       per-dst-ip-detection-pps
	    Specifies the attack detection threshold (pps) per destination IP.
	    The default value is infinite.

       per-dst-ip-limit-pps.
	    Specifies the attack mitigation threshold (pps) per destination
	    IP. The default value is infinite.

       per-source-ip-detection-pps
	    Specifies the attack detection threshold (pps) per source IP. The
	    default value is infinite.

       per-source-ip-limit-pps
	    Specifies the attack mitigation threshold (pps) per source IP. The
	    default value is infinite.

       scrubbing-category
	    Specifies per-DstIP scrubbing category. The default value is none.

       scrubbing-detection-seconds
	    Specifies duration in seconds for which the destination IP has
	    been offended/attacked. The default value is 10.

       scrubbing-duration
	    Specifies duration in seconds for which this IP should be
	    scrubbed. The default value is 900.

       simulate-auto-threshold
	    Option to enable/disable auto-threshold simulation by generating
	    logs if auto-threshold based detection/mitigation would have
	    kicked in. Only valid in manual mode. The default value is
	    disabled.

       state
	    Specifies the run time state of this signature. The default value
	    is mitigate.

	    The options are:

	    disabled
		 Do not learn, do not collect stats.

	    learn-only
		 Learn/Collect stats, but do not "detect" ("alarm" in ASM-
		 speak) any attacks,

	    detect-only
		 Learn/Collect stats/detect, but do not mitigate
		 (rate-limit/drop, challenge, etc.) any attacks.

	    mitigate
		 Learn/Collect stats/detect/mitigate (using whichever
		 mitigations are configured).

       suspicious
	    Specifies if the vector considers all packets or only unsolicited
	    packets. The default value is false.

       threshold-mode
	    Enables the threshold  mode for DoS detection and DoS mitigation.
	    The default value is manual.

	    The options are:

	    manual
		 Specifies the manual thresholds.

	    stress-based-mitigation
		 Specifies the manual detection ("alarm")threshold, but
		 mitigation threshold is stress-based.

	    fully-automatic
		 Specifies both the detection ("alarm") and mitigation
		 thresholds are automatically computed.

	    manual-multiplier-mitigation
		 Specifies the detection ("alarm") threshold is automatically
		 computed. The mitigation threshold is calculated by the
		 detection threshold multiplies the multiplier-mitigation-
		 percentage.

       valid-domains
	    Adds, deletes, modifies, or replaces a set of valid fully
	    qualified domain names (FQDNs).

SEE ALSO
       list, modify, security, security dos, show, tmsh

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