Use the CLI commands in this topic to configure automatic security content updates.
Go to CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Enable automatic updates of security content:
hostname (config) # fenet security-content autoupdate action updateSpecify the automatic update time interval:
To update daily, enter the following command, where
<hh:mm>specifies the time to start the update based on a 24-hour clock.:fenet security-content autoupdate schedule daily at <hh:mm>
To update hourly, enter the following command, where
<mm>is the number of minutes after the hour when the update starts.:fenet security-content autoupdate schedule hourly at <mm>
To update after a set number of minutes, enter the following command, where
<mm>is the number of minutes between updates.:fenet security-content autoupdate schedule every <mm>
To use the default interval, enter the following command:
fenet security-content autoupdate schedule default
(Optional) To receive email notification of each security content update, enter the
fenet security-content autoupdate notification enablecommand. Notifications are disabled by default. After enabling automatic update notifications, you can specify which kind of notifications to receive:To receive an email notification if the automatic update of security content fails, enter the following command. This option is the default.
fenet security-content autoupdate notification class fail
To receive an email notification when the automatic update of security succeeds or fails, enter the following command:
fenet security-content autoupdate notification class info
Validate the update configuration.
hostname (config) # show fenet security-content statusSave your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory