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whereby I want to log incorrect login attempts. But only want to generate the alert when there are i.e. 3 invalid login attempts within 30 seconds<br />
So I set the 'Repeat Count' to 3 and 'Repeat interval' to 30 seconds but it doesn't seem to do anything at all. Every single invalid login attempt generates an alert</p>
<p dir="auto">Edit: This is a bug<br />
I noticed when I set the timer value in the 'Editor' view it would show, but when I change to 'XML' view the repeatcount is 0<br />
Even if I change it in the XML view, if I exit and come back it goes back to 0 again. That is unless I set the value at least 60 or higher. It seems it doesn't like having any form of seconds as the repeat interval, it must be a minute or more<br />
Edit2: Additionally this seems to apply to all SysLog messages, not to the specific device/IP it was received from</p>
<p dir="auto">so if I try to login to DeviceA 2x, then DeviceB 2x and repeat this cycle every 60 seconds. I will get a Slack message saying I failed to login to DeviceB on the first attempt (I shouldn't get an alert at all)</p>
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