You can add new components to the initial whitelist to allow their execution on a protected system. If needed, you can remove components from the whitelist.
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Specify the components as file names, directory names, or volume names.
| Action | Command syntax | Description |
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| Add components to the whitelist. | sadmin solidify [<arguments> <components>] | After the initial whitelist is created, execution is blocked for the components that are not included in the whitelist. If needed, add more components to the whitelist. |
| Remove all components from the whitelist. | sadmin unsolidify | Remove all components from the whitelist using this command. When you remove components from the whitelist, they are no longer protected by Application Control. |
| Remove selected components from the whitelist. | sadmin unsolidify [<arguments> <components>] | Specify the components that you want to remove from the whitelist. |
You can add or remove components from the whitelist as described in this table.
| Component | Description | |
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| File name | Add files to the whitelist. For example,
sadmin solidify filename1 ... filenameN |
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| Remove files from the whitelist. For example,
sadmin unsolidify filename1 ... filenameN |
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| Directory name | Add all supported files (recursively) under specified directories to the whitelist. For example,
sadmin solidify directoryname1 ... directorynameN |
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Remove all supported files in one or more directories from the whitelist. For example, sadmin unsolidify directoryname1 ... directorynameN |
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| Volume name | Add all supported files (recursively) under specified system volumes to the whitelist. For example,
sadmin solidify volumename1 ... volumenameN |
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| Remove all supported files in one or more system volumes from the whitelist. For example,
sadmin unsolidify volumename1 ... volumenameN |
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File name Directory name Volume name |
Optionally, you can specify supported arguments with the command.
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