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- Import the "Application Control - Package Whitelisting" data feed (for instructions on how to import data feeds, go to Using Data Feeds).
- Then navigate to Policies > Arellia Solutions > Application Control > Policies > Whitelisting.
- Right-click the Whitelisting folder and click New > Whitelist Software Delivery Packages.
- Name the policy.
- Select all of the packages that will be included in this policy.
- Create a description.
- Click OK.
- The package filters will appear in the Application Control > Filters > Inventory Filters > Package Filters folder as shown in the following screenshot.
- If the package filter is empty, you can run the Collection Update task under Tasks > Infrastructure Scheduled Activities to update the filter collections.
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If the contents of a package change, you'll need to run either the Inventory Package or Inventory Packages task (under Tasks > Server Tasks > File Inventory). |
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Manual Steps
After the packages have been scanned, the following steps can be used Here are the manual steps to whitelist the contents of those scanned software delivery packages.
- Navigate to Policies > Arellia Solutions > Application Control > Filters > Inventory Filters Filters.
- Right-click Inventory Filters and select New > MSI Package Contents Filter Filter.
- Name the filter and then select a software delivery package to include in the filter filter.
- Save the filter
- This filter can then be used as a target in Application Control Policies
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If the filter does not list any executables, then execute the File Inventory command needs to be executed on that package. Navigate to Tasks > Server Tasks > File Inventory and schedule the Inventory Packages command to run on that package. |
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