XG Web policy numbering?

Question

Hi folks, 
 I am trying to identify which web policy is identified on the logviewer reports causing traffic to be blocked. 
 So far the reports have shown policies numbered 1, 2 and 13. The issue being I don't have 13 web policies and policies 1 and 2 are not used unless policy numbering starts at 0, but even then policy 1 is not used. 
 Ian

emmosophos · Accepted Answer

Hello Ian, 
 Thank you for contacting the Sophos Community. 
 You can run the followingg command in the advanced shell 
 psql -U nobody -d corporate -c "select * from tblsecuritypolicy" > /var/tblsecuritypolicydb 
 and then 
 cat /var/tblsecuritypolicydb 
 This will display the policy table, and you will find the number of the Web Policy in the left column. 
 Regards,

Michael Dunn · Answer

The numbering is just the order it was created. I agree it is not obvious. I personally find it easier that the firewall id is usually included in the logs. WebAdmin allow you to filter to just one firewall id and then you can look to which web policy is associated. Policy tester will be abe to explain many, but not all, blocks.

XG Web policy numbering?

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