Differences between NTA Auto IP Diversion and Auto Group Diversion

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You may have seen that there are two diversion modes in NTA alerts. They are Auto IP diversion and Auto group diversion.

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The Auto group diversion is triggered by the Region/IP Group Traffic Alert (at step 3 when configuring Regions or IP Groups).

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The Auto IP diversion is triggered by the Region/IP Group DDoS Attack Alert (at step 4 when configuring Regions or IP Groups).

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The Auto group diversion can divert top IPs in the IP range according to the configuration in the Diversion Policy for Abnormal Inbound/Outbound Traffic under the Traffic Diversion Rule.

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