Trellix DLP Discover supports File Server, Box, SharePoint, and Database repositories.
File Server and SharePoint repositories
File Server repositories can be either SMB/CIFS or NFS. When defining a File Server repository, the UNC path can be the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) (\\myserver1.mydomain.com) or the local computer name (\\myserver1). You can add both conventions to a single definition.
In the Linux environment, NFS path descriptions are case sensitive. You are allowed, for example, to have path \\server\share\folder and path \\server\share\FOLDER. DLP File Server repository definitions validate the paths you enter to prevent path repetition, so the example given is not valid for a single File Server repository definition. If you want to scan both paths, one solution is to enter the parent path (\\server\share) and scan all subfolders. Another solution is to define each path in a separate definition and add both repository definitions to the discovery rule.
File Server repositories support read-only permissions. If you scan a File Server repository when the user has read-only permissions, the last access time is changed. To preserve the file's last access time, select the option to skip files for which the user doesn't have write permissions. This can be done when you create the File Server repository definition. By default, classification and remediation scans fail to read the file if the user has only read-only permissions. To support classification and remediation scans with read-only permissions, change the default setting in DLP Discover → Definitions → Repositories → File Server → Credentials to Always inspect file content. on the Scan Management page.
When defining a SharePoint repository, the host name is the server URL unless Alternate Access Mapping (AAM) is configured on the server. For information about AAM, see the SharePoint documentation from Microsoft.
A credential definition is specific to a File Server or SharePoint repository definition. In the credentials definition, if the user is a domain user, use the FQDN for the Domain name field. If the user is a workgroup user, use the local computer name. If the repository definition contains only one UNC version, for example FQDN, you must use that version in the credential definition.
For AD domain repositories, use the Test Credential option to verify the user name and password. Using incorrect credentials creates an event indicating the reason for the scan failure. View the event in the Operational Event List page for details.
Box repositories
When defining a Box repository, obtain the client ID and client secret from the Box website. Use the Box website to configure the Trellix DLP Discover application, the manage enterprise and as-user functionality. If you are not using an administrator account, contact Box support for more information about configuring this functionality.
Databases
When defining a database, you can identify the database server by host name or IP address. You also specify the port and database name. You can specify a particular SSL certificate, any SSL certificate, or no certificate. SSL certificates specified in database definitions are defined in DLP Policy Manager → Definitions.