Configuring scan results folders using the CLI

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Use the commands in this section to configure scan results folders using the CLI.

Note

You can use these commands only on scans that are in the "configured" state. You cannot configure active, paused, aborted, completed, or scheduled scans.

To configure scan results folders:
  1. Enable the CLI configuration mode:

    hostname > enable
    hostname # configure terminal
    
  2. Verify the status of the share to which you want to map the folder:

    hostname (config) # show fmps file shares shareName
  3. Specify the results folder:

    • To configure a folder for non-malicious files:

      hostname (config) # fmps scan configure scanID target-shares good shareName
    • To configure a folder for malicious files:

      hostname (config) # fmps scan configure scanID target-shares quarantine shareName
    • To configure a folder for unknown files:

      hostname (config) # fmps scan configure scanID target-shares unknown shareName
    • To configure a folder for whitelist files:

      hostname (config) # fmps scan configure scanID target-shares whitelisted shareName
  4. Save your changes:

    hostname (config) # write memory

Example

The following example shows how to check the status of the Acme-good share and then configure a "good" folder for scan 37.

hostname (config) # show fmps file shares Acme-good
Share Name:   Acme-good
Enabled:      yes
Description:  ********
Share URL:    //10.14.40.30/IX-good
Mount command prefix:     mount --no-mtab -t cifs -o sec=ntlmsspi
Share user:  fmps-dfs\Administrator
Share password:    ********
hostname (config) # fmps scan configure 37 target-shares good Acme-good