Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000 Entwickleranleitung

Use the following key to delete the user OS definition:

drop_user_product

If the 

drop_user_product

 value is set to 1, the 

SetOS

 function deletes the existing user operating system 

definition from the host.

The 

UnsetOS

 function removes a user-added OS definition from the specified hosts. 

UnsetOS

 does not 

remove an OS definition from a host if it was detected through FireSIGHT.

Use this syntax:

UnsetOS($source_type_id, $source_id, $addr_string, $attrib_list)

extension

string

Use this key to supply the Cisco extension definition to map to.

fixes

variable

Use this key to supply a list of fix_ids or fix names to be applied 
to the operating system. If a fix id or fix name matches a fix in the 
Cisco database, the system looks up the ID for the matching fix 
and uses it.

$source_type_id

Indicates the type of the host 
input source. 

Yes

“Application”

 or 

“Scanner”

Note you should set the 

$source_type_id

 

variable to contain the appropriate value 
before invoking the

 UnsetOS

 function, and 

then reference 

$source_type_id

 in your 

function call. For more information, see 

$source_id

Indicates the source ID for the 
source adding the host input. 

Yes

Note you should set the 

$source_id

 

variable to contain the source ID before 
invoking the 

UnsetOS

 function, and then 

reference 

$source_id

 in your function 

call. For more information, see 

$addr_string

Indicates the string containing 
the IP address or addresses for 
the affected hosts.

Yes (unless attribute 
lists are provided)

A comma-separated list of IP addresses, 
CIDR blocks, and ranges of IP addresses, 
enclosed in double quotes.

$attrib_list

Indicates the host attribute or 
attributes specifying the hosts 
affected by the host input.

No

A list of attribute value hash pairs of the 
format:

{attribute => “Department”,

value => “Development”},

Note that 

$attrib_list

 must be an array 

or reference an array.