The following table summarizes the host aging settings available.
Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Host Aging Enabled | By default, host aging is enabled. You can disable host aging using the Endpoint Security (HX) Web UI or the CLI. See Enabling or disabling host aging. |
Host Aging Interval | The aging interval of host endpoints on the system. Host endpoints that are inactive for this interval are deleted. The host aging interval can be set using the Web UI or the CLI. Web UI Range: 1 through 365 days CLI Range: 86400 through 31536000 seconds (1 day through 365 days) Default: 7776000 seconds (90 days) See Setting the host aging interval. |
Orphaned Host Aging Interval | The aging interval that defines whether a host endpoint is orphaned. Orphaned host endpoints are endpoints that fail to respond within this interval to initial Endpoint Security (HX) system information requests. The orphaned host aging interval can only be set using the CLI. CLI Range: 60 through 31536000 seconds (1 min to 365 days) Default: 1209600 seconds (14 days) See Setting the orphaned host aging interval. |
Dashboard Host Inactivity Interval | The interval after which inactive hosts are included in the inactive host counts on the Web UI Dashboard. This setting can only be specified using the Web UI. Web UI Range: 1 through 365 days Default: 30 days |