Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000 Entwickleranleitung

You can use the host input import tool to set attribute values for hosts in your network map. For more 
information, see the following sections:

You can use the 

AddHostAttribute

 function to add text or URL attributes. Note that adding a host 

attribute does not add a value for the attribute. For more information on setting an attribute value, see 

, below.

Use this syntax:

AddHostAttribute, attributename, attributetype

where 

is the name of the attribute (consisting of alphanumeric characters and spaces.) 

and 

is the type of attribute (

text

 or 

URL

).

You can use the 

DeleteHostAttribute

 function to delete attributes.

Use this syntax:

DeleteHostAttribute, attributename

where 

is the name of the attribute. (Valid names consist of alphanumeric characters and 

spaces.)

You can use the 

SetAttributeValue

 function to set the value of an existing attribute to the specified 

value for specified hosts. This function can set the value of user-defined host attributes and the 

Criticality

 attribute. You can use this function to set the host criticality by using 

“criticality”

 as 

the attribute id.

proto

With the 

port

 field, identifies 

the server affected by the fix 
on the host where the import 
occurs.

No

Either the strings 

tcp

 or 

udp

 or the appropriate 

protocol IDs 

6

 (tcp) or 

17

 (udp).

fix

Indicates the identification 
string for the fix.

Yes

A Cisco fix name or a fix name defined in a third-party 
product map that you use by calling the 

SetMap

 

function before invoking the 

AddFix

 function. For 

more information, see