You can add new components to the initial allow list to permit their execution on a protected system. If needed, you can remove components from the allow list.
Specify the components as file names, directory names, or volume names.
Action
Command syntax
Description
Add components to the allow list.
sadmin solidify [<arguments> <components>]After the initial allow list is created, execution is blocked for the components that are not included in the allow list. If needed, add more components to the allow list.
Remove all components from the allow list.
sadmin unsolidifyRemove all components from the allow list using this command. When you remove components from the allow list, they are no longer protected by Application Control.
Remove selected components from the allow list.
sadmin unsolidify [<arguments> <components>]Specify the components that you want to remove from the allow list.
You can add or remove components from the allow list as described in this table.
Component
Description
File name
Add files to the allow list. For example,
sadmin solidify filename1 ... filenameNRemove files from the allow list. For example,
sadmin unsolidify filename1 ... filenameNDirectory name
Add all supported files (recursively) under specified directories to the allow list. For example,
sadmin solidify directoryname1 ... directorynameNRemove all supported files in one or more directories from the allow list. For example,
sadmin unsolidify directoryname1 ... directorynameNVolume name
Add all supported files (recursively) under specified system volumes to the allow list. For example,
sadmin solidify volumename1 ... volumenameNRemove all supported files in one or more system volumes from the allow list. For example,
sadmin unsolidify volumename1 ... volumenameNFile name
Directory name
Volume name
Optionally, you can specify supported arguments with the command.
Add —
sadmin solidify [ –q | –v ] filename1 ... filenameN | directoryname1 ... directorynameN | volumename1 ... volumenameNRemove —
sadmin unsolidify [ –v ] filename1 ... filenameN | directoryname1 ... directorynameN | volumename1 ... volumenameN
Here are the arguments descriptions:
The
-qargument displays only error messages.The
-vargument displays all messages.