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When enabled, this setting allows the monitoring and restricting of incoming concurrent requests  to your site by unique IP addresses. Both page views and dynamic service request totals can be monitored. Threshold values for either or both can be set so that if the number of views/requests reach threshold values set per unique IP address, subsequent requests will be blocked. Such data are collected and can be viewed. Specific IP addresses can be excluded from being checked. 

Configure Settings

1. In the CMS, navigate to Settings → Feature Management → System → Request Monitoring and Restriction.
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2. Toggle ON Enable Request Monitoring and Restriction. (If this option is not available, contact Commerce Vision to have the feature switched on.)
   
   
3. Click Configure.
    
4. In Request Monitoring Dynamic Service Count Threshold, enter the threshold number of dynamic service counts  above which the request is monitored. Default: 0 (off)
   
   
5. In Request Monitoring Page View Count Threshold, enter the number of page view counts before the request is monitored. Default: 0 (off)
   
   
6. In Total Request Initiate Challenge Threshold, enter the total number of requests by non-whitelisted IP addresses before the challenge is initiated. The challenge is a page with captcha, which the user has to complete. 
   
   
7. In Total Request Terminate Challenge Threshold, enter the total number of requests before the challenge is stopped. Default: 0 (off)
    
8. In Total Request Deny New Session Threshold, enter the threshold value above which will produce the '503 - server too busy' page.
    
9. In Request Monitoring Excluded IP Address, enter one or more IP addresses to be excluded from monitoring.  
   
   
10. In Challenge Page Content Before, enter the HTML code for the page together with the Captcha challenge that appears after the challenge threshold has been reached.  
    
    
11. In Challenge Page Content After, enter the HTML code for the page together with the Captcha challenge that appears after the challenge threshold has been reached.

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1.  Navigate to Settings → Feature Management → System.
   
   
2. Toggle ON Suspicious Activity, then click Configure. 
   
   
3. In the Suspicious Activity Settings screen, to enable the feature for your site, toggle ON Enable Periodic Report Email. 
   
   
4. To set task date/time and frequency, enter Scheduled Task Settings.
   Schedule Start Date: select the date and time the system will run the suspicious activity task.
   Report every N Minutes: enter the frequency (in minutes) the report generates.
   
   
5. Report Data Query Parameters helps to monitor unusually high traffic activity on your site.
   Time Period Minutes: enter the period for monitoring. Default: 60min 
   Pages Per Time Period: enter the number of pages accessed per the time period entered to be included
   Pages Per Session: enter the number of pages accessed per session to be included
   
   
6. Report Email Settings sets information about the report recipient(s) and email message. 
   Send to Email Address: enter the email address the report is to be sent to
   Email Subject: enter subject title for email. Default: Suspicious activity report
   Email Content: edit the message body in the editor as required.  Default: Attached is the suspicious activity report data.

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