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taxii server ＜serverName＞

  • Published on Aug 4, 2026
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Creates a new TAXII server configuration. You can only configure one TAXII server at a time. Multiple configurations are not allowed.

Syntax

  • Creates a server name. A maximum of 255 characters is allowed for the server name. This step is mandatory:

    [no] taxii server <serverName>

    Use the ‘no’ form of the command to delete the existing configuration.

  • Enters the API root URL and credentials. If a username and password are not provided, the credentials provided for the discovery URL will be used:

    taxii server <serverName> api-root <api-root> username <username> password <password>

  • Enters collection IDs for the mentioned API root:

    taxii server <serverName> api-root <api-root> collection-id <collection-id>

    Use the ‘no’ form of the command to delete the API root and the collection ID.

  • Deletes the mentioned API root:

    no taxii server <serverName> api-root <api-root>

  • Enters the discovery URL:

    taxii server <serverName> discovery-url <discovery-url>

  • Enters the credentials for the discovery URL:

    taxii server <serverName> username <username> password <password>

  • Enters the pagination limit. The range for pagination limit is 500-15000:

    taxii server <serverName> pagination_limit <pagination_limit>

  • Enters the frequency of synchronization in minutes. The frequency can be between 1 - 168 minutes:

    taxii server <serverName> sync-frequency <frequency_mins>

  • Enables the current configuration:

    [no] taxii server <serverName> enable

    Use the ‘no’ form of the command to disable the existing configuration.

  • Validates the connection with the TAXII server using the current configuration. It will return a success message if the connection is established, otherwise it will return an error message:

    taxii server <serverName> validate config

  • Stores the name of the root CA certificate:

    taxii server <serverName> root-ca <root-ca-name>

    Use the ‘no’ form of the command to delete the root CA.

  • Stores the name of the CA chain. The root CA is mandatory when configuring the CA chain:

    taxii server <serverName> root-ca <root-ca-name> ca-chain <ca-chain-name>

  • Deletes the CA chain:

    no taxii server <serverName> ca-chain

Example

The following example adds a name for the TAXII server configuration.

hostname (config) # taxii server TaxTest1

User role

Administrator or analyst or operator

Command mode

Configuration

Supported appliances

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

  • Email Security — Server: Release 11.0.0

  • File Protect: Release 11.0.0

  • Malware Analysis: Release 11.0.0

  • Network Security: Release 11.0.0

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