show guest-images file-association sort {file-type | os}

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Displays file associations in order of guest OS or file type

Syntax

show guest-images file-association sort {file-type | os}

Parameters

file-type

The file type.

os

The guest operating system.

Examples

The following example shows file associations sorted by file type:

hostname # show guest-images file-association sort file-type
TYPE     GUEST-OS        ENABLED         APPLICATION
3gp      win10x64        [yes]           Windows Explorer
3gp      win7-sp1        [yes]           QuickTime Player 7.7
3gp      win7x64-sp1     [yes]           QuickTime Player 7.7
3gp      winxp-sp3       [yes]           QuickTime Player 7.6
applet   win10x64        [yes]           InternetExplorer 11.0
applet   win7-sp1        [yes]           InternetExplorer 9.0
applet   win7x64-sp1     [yes]           InternetExplorer 11.0
applet   winxp-sp3       [yes]           InternetExplorer 7.0
asf      win10x64        [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
asf      win7-sp1        [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
asf      win7x64-sp1     [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
asf      winxp-sp3       [yes]           Windows Media Player 11.0
avi      win10x64        [yes]           Windows Explorer
avi      win7-sp1        [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
avi      win7x64-sp1     [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
avi      winxp-sp3       [yes]           Windows Media Player 11.0
bat      win10x64        [yes]           Windows Explorer
bat      win7-sp1        [yes]           Windows Explorer
[ . . . ]

The following example shows file associations sorted by OS:

hostname # show guest-images file-association sort os
TYPE     GUEST-OS        ENABLED         APPLICATION

win10x64         3gp     [yes]           Windows Explorer
win10x64         applet  [yes]           InternetExplorer 11.0
win10x64         asf     [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
win10x64         avi     [yes]           Windows Explorer
win10x64         bat     [yes]           Windows Explorer
win10x64         chm     [yes]           Microsoft Compiled HTML Help
win10x64         cmd     [yes]           Windows Explorer
win10x64         com     [yes]           Windows Explorer
[ . . ]
win7-sp1         3gp     [yes]           QuickTime Player 7.7
win7-sp1         applet  [yes]           InternetExplorer 9.0
win7-sp1         asf     [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
win7-sp1         avi     [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
win7-sp1         bat     [yes]           Windows Explorer
win7-sp1         chm     [yes]           Microsoft Comp
win7x64-sp1      3gp     [yes]           QuickTime Player 7.7
[ . . ]
win7x64-sp1      applet  [yes]           InternetExplorer 11.0
win7x64-sp1      asf     [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
win7x64-sp1      avi     [yes]           Windows Media Player 12.0
win7x64-sp1      bat     [yes]           Windows Explorer
win7x64-sp1      chm     [yes]           Microsoft Compiled HTML Help
win7x64-sp1      cmd     [yes]           Windows Explorer
[ . . . ]

User role

Admin or Operator

Command mode

Enable

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:

  • Malware Analysis: Release 7.1.0

  • Central Management System: Release 7.1.0. Deprecated in Release 7.5.0

  • Email Security — Server: Release 7.1.0

  • File Protect: Release 7.1.0