The mirror task replicates the update files from the first accessible repository, defined in the repository list, to a mirror site on your network.
The most common use of this task is to mirror the contents of the Trellix download site to a local server.
After you replicate the Trellix site that contains the update files, computers on your network can download the files from the mirror site. This approach enables you to update any computer on your network, whether or not it has Internet access. Using a replicated site is more efficient because your systems communicate with a server that is closer than a Trellix Internet site, economizing access and download time.
The software relies on a directory to update itself. Therefore, when mirroring a site, make sure to replicate the entire directory structure.