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