The ATI feature and automatic updates to ATI alerts are enabled by default when you install a two-way sharing CONTENT_UPDATES license with ATI support. You must install this license on the appliance that collects and displays the threat intelligence. The ATI feature and automatic updates to ATI alerts are automatically disabled if you remove or downgrade the license.
You can explicitly disable or re‑enable automatic updates to ATI alerts using the CLI only.
Note
For managed appliances, ATI settings are configurable on Central Management System CLI only.
Prerequisites
Log in to the appliance CLI with a user account that is associated with the Analyst or Admin role.
Enter CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Enable automatic updates to ATI alerts on the appliance.
hostname (config) # ati auto-update enable
Verify the status of automatic updates to ATI alerts.
hostname (config) # show ati status ATI license status : enabled ATI status : enabled ATI auto update status : enabled
Enter CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Disable automatic updates to ATI alerts on the appliance.
hostname (config) # no ati auto-update enable
Verify the status of automatic updates to ATI alerts on the appliance.
hostname (config) # show ati status ATI license status : enabled ATI status : enabled ATI auto update status : disabled