[DOCS] Exception lists - 7.11 #467
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@jmikell821 Thanks for documenting this new feature. Would you mind generating a preview link for this one? I'd like to take a look at the layout and the pictures more easily. |
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Hey @peluja1012 - so sorry! Preview link is here. |
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| === View and manage exceptions | ||
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| The Exception lists table enables you to view and manage all exceptions that have been assigned to rules. To view the Exception lists table, go to *Detections* -> *Manage detection rules*, then select the *Exception Lists* tab. |
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Should say "view and manage all exception lists".
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+1 - would be great to get feedback on if users are understanding our lingo with lists. I think we've tried to stay consistent throughout but it does get confusing.
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@yctercero @peluja1012 -- just adding my thoughts here. IMO, sometimes the language does get a little confusing. In the UI, it says "add a rule exception." Exception lists to me makes it sounds like there are multiple lists of exceptions, when all the exceptions are combined into a single list -- at least that's how it appears to me in the UI. Exceptions list sounds more accurate to what the UI is displaying. Perhaps I'm not understanding the feature completely but from a user perspective, that's what I see.
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Yea, I see what you're saying. Prior to adding this exception lists table, I could definitely see how it would appear to the user that there is only one exception list per rule when in reality multiple exception lists can be assigned to a single rule. It's probably even more confusing because there isn't yet complete exception list management available in the UI.
I assume that the more accurate functionality with exception lists is that you have numerous lists, any of which you can assign to 'x' number of rules. It's probably more a product question of how we want our users to understand the relationship between exception lists and rules.
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@yctercero @peluja1012 thanks for your feedback. Please let me know if it all looks good on your end. Preview link. |
Addresses #431.
Preview link.