Use the CLI commands in this topic to set or clear the amount of time between submissions of non-malicious files that the system will evaluate in order to identify a second submission as a duplicate non-malicious file. Setting a non-zero value for timeout will enable duplicate detection. Clearing the timeout will turn off the duplicate detection.
Go to CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Specify the time span in hours for detecting duplicate non-malicious files.
hostname (config) # analysis duplicate non-malicious file timeout <hours>
Verify the configuration with "
show analysis config" command.hostname (config) # show analysis config ..... Non-malicious duplicate file timeout : 8 .....
The "
Non-malicious duplicate file timeout" line displays the set timeout for duplicate non-malicious file analysis.
Example
The following example will set the time interval for detecting duplicate non-malicious files to 8 hours:
hostname (config) # analysis duplicate non-malicious file timeout 8
Go to CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Specify 0 timeout to turn off duplicate detection for non-malicious files.
hostname (config) # analysis duplicate non-malicious file timeout 0Verify the configuration with "
show analysis config" command.hostname (config) # show analysis config ..... Non-malicious duplicate file timeout : 0 .....
The "
Non-malicious duplicate file timeout" line will display the set timeout as 0 for duplicate non-malicious file analysis.
Note
Setting timeout to 0 turns off duplicate non-malicious file checks.
Example
The following example will turn off detecting duplicate non-malicious files:
hostname (config) # analysis duplicate non-malicious file timeout 0