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Configures EMA files. This command is available on the Malware Analysis appliance.

Use the no form of this command to remove a configuration

Syntax

[no] malware file analysis_tmoseconds

[no] malware file guestosguestos_namefile-typefile_type defaultapplication_name

[no] malware file guestosguestos_namerepository path {badpath | goodpath | srcpath}

[no] malware file repository poll intervalminutes

[no] malware file repository shared-point auth {enable | userusernamepasswordpassword}

malware file repository shared-point urlshared_url

Parameters

analysis_tmoseconds

Sets the EMA file analysis timeout in seconds.

guestos

Configures the guest operating system for EMA files.

guestos_name

Specifies the guest operating system; for example: winxp-sp2, winxp-sp3, win7-base, win7-sp1, or winxp-base.

file_type

Specifies the file name extension; for example: exe, com, doc, ppt, jpg, qt, pdf, or zip.

application_name

Specifies the application name; for example: InternetExplorer, Firefox, RealPlayer, Windows-Media-Player, Adobe-Reader, MS-Word, MS-Excel, MS-PowerPoint, QuickTime-Player, or Windows-Explorer.

repository path

Configures guest operating system repository paths (bad, good, or source) for EMA files.

path

Specifies the directory path relative to the share point.

repository

Configures the file repository for EMA files.

poll

Configures the EMA file repository poll rate by specifying an interval in minutes.

shared-point

Configures the EMA file repository access point.

auth

Enables authentication for the shared-point, with the option to require a username and password.

url

Configures the network share specified in URL format.

shared_url

Specifies the network share in the format: cifs://serverIP/sharename. The IP address of the server must be used instead of the server name.

Example

The following example configures an EMA file guest operating system.

hostname (config) #  malware file guestos win7-sp1 file-type exe default InternetExplorer-9.0

User role

Admin

Command mode

Config