Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000 Entwickleranleitung

You can use the 

AddProtocol

 function to add either a network or transport protocol to an existing host 

in the network map. You can supply either a protocol ID, a transport protocol name that exists in the 

/etc/protocols

 file on your Defense Center, or a network protocol name from 

.

You cannot add transport protocols to MAC-only hosts.

See 

 for an example of this function used in a script.

Use this syntax:

AddProtocol($source_type_id, $source_id, $addr_string, $attrib_list, $mac_list, 

$proto, $type)

$proto

Indicates the 
identification string or 
name of the protocol to 
be deleted.

Yes

Valid protocol names consisting of alphanumeric 
characters or spaces, enclosed in double quotes. For 
transport protocols (“

xport

”), protocols listed in the 

 

/etc/protocols file are acceptable. For network 
protocols (“

net

”), see 

$type

Indicates the type of 
protocol to be deleted. 

Yes

“xport”

 or 

“net”

$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 

AddProtocol

 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 

AddProtocol

 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 or 
MAC addresses 
are provided)

A comma-separated list of IP addresses, CIDR 
blocks, and ranges of IP addresses, with each 
address, block, or range enclosed in double quotes.