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Entity-relationship diagrams help model the data representation component of a software system Data representation, however, forms only one part of an overall system design Other components include models of user interactions with the system, speci cation of functional modules of the system and their interaction, etc The Uni ed Modeling Language (UML), is a proposed standard for creating speci cations of various components of a software system Some of the parts of UML are: Class diagram A class diagram is similar to an E-R diagram Later in this section we illustrate a few features of class diagrams and how they relate to E-R diagrams Use case diagram Use case diagrams show the interaction between users and the system, in particular the steps of tasks that users perform (such as withdrawing money or registering for a course) Activity diagram Activity diagrams depict the ow of tasks between various components of a system Implementation diagram Implementation diagrams show the system components and their interconnections, both at the software component level and the hardware component level We do not attempt to provide detailed coverage of the different parts of UML here See the bibliographic notes for references on UML Instead we illustrate some features of UML through examples Figure 228 shows several E-R diagram constructs and their equivalent UML class diagram constructs We describe these constructs below UML shows entity sets as boxes and, unlike E-R, shows attributes within the box rather than as separate ellipses UML actually models objects, whereas E-R models entities Objects are like entities, and have attributes, but additionally provide a set of functions (called methods) that can be invoked to compute values on the basis of attributes of the objects, or to update the object itself Class diagrams can depict methods in addition to attributes We cover objects in 8 We represent binary relationship sets in UML by just drawing a line connecting the entity sets We write the relationship set name adjacent to the line We may also specify the role played by an entity set in a relationship set by writing the role name on the line, adjacent to the entity set Alternatively, we may write the relationship set name in a box, along with attributes of the relationship set, and connect the box by a dotted line to the line depicting the relationship set This box can then be treated as.

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ciscoasa# show service-policy [global | interface logical_if_name]

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Here is an abbreviated example of the use of this command:

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ciscoasa# show service-policy Global policy: Service-policy: global_policy Class-map: inspection_default Inspect: dns preset_dns_map, packet 0, drop 0, reset-drop 0 Inspect: ftp, packet 0, drop 0, reset-drop 0 <--output omitted--> Interface outside: Service-policy: Outside_Interface_Policy Class-map: Traffic_From_Internet IPS: card-status Up, mode inline fail-close packet input 0, packet output 0, drop 0, reset-drop 0 <--output omitted-->

(overlapping generalization)

The preceding example has two layer 3/4 policies: the global policy (global_policy) and the one for the outside interface (Outside_Interface_Policy) For the global policy, notice that application layer inspection for DNS and FTP is enabled, as well as others that are not shown For each application, notice that there is a packet, drop, and reset-drop count as packets match on the policy and the actions for the policy, you can see these counters increment The outside interface policy includes a layer 3/4 class map called Traffic_From_Internet that has an IPS policy associated with it, where the traffic that matches the class map will be redirected into the AIP-SSM card Again, you can see counters for the policy to verify that it is functioning For the IPS policy, there is an input and output packet count you can see the number of packets that enter the card and leave the card to return to the ASA backplane

(disjoint generalization)

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an entity set, in the same way as an aggregation in E-R diagrams and can participate in relationships with other entity sets Nonbinary relationships cannot be directly represented in UML they have to be converted to binary relationships by the technique we have seen earlier in Section 243

his chapter will primarily focus on inspection of protocols on the appliance, building upon the MPF topics discussed in 10 s 12, 13, and 14 will focus on different applications and how the appliance performs application inspection for them The topics in this chapter include inspection of the following protocols: ICMP DCE/RPCs Sun RPCs ILS and LDAP NetBIOS IPSec Pass-Thru PPTP XDMCP

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