Configure a flush interval on the SuperAgent policy page to remove content from the SuperAgent memory if the content is outdated.
The next time the SuperAgent receives a content request after the flush interval, it downloads the requested file hash. If there is a mismatch in the file hash, the outdated content is removed and the latest files are retrieved and served to the agent.
Select → → → tab, then select the required group under System Tree.
All systems in this group appear in the details pane.
Select the required system, then click → → .
The Policy Assignment page for that system appears.
From the Product drop-down list, select Trellix Agent .
The policy categories are listed with the system’s assigned policies.
Click Edit Assignment under Actions corresponding to the General policy category.
Next to the Inherit from option, select Break inheritance and assign the policy and settings below to inherit the policies from.
From the Assigned policy drop-down list, select My Default policies, then click Edit Policy.
Note
You can also create a policy by clicking New policy.
On the SuperAgent tab, next to Repository options, enable these options:
Convert agents to SuperAgents
Use systems running SuperAgents as distributed repositories
Enter valid repository path and enable Enable LazyCaching.
Note
Make sure that one or more repositories are enabled.
Enter the flush interval.
You can set the flush interval between 0–300 minutes.
Click Save.
Send a wake-up call.