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Enabling or disabling VM throttling using the CLI

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Use these steps to enable or disable VM throttling.

To disable VM throttling:

  1. Go to CLI configure mode:

    hostname > enable
    hostname # configure terminal
    
  2. Disable VM throttling:

    hostname (config) # analysis vm-throttling disable
  3. Verify your changes:

    hostname (config) # show analysis config
    Non-malicious duplicate file timeout     : 24
    Malicious duplicate file timeout         : 4
    
    Non-malicious duplicate URL timeout      : 4
    Malicious duplicate URL timeout          : 2
    
    Analysis reset duplicate URL timeout     : 2017/08/13 01:51:34
    
    Blacklist retroactive hunting            : Enabled
    Blacklist retroactive hunting time       : 0 hours
    
    VM throttling                            : Disabled 
    
    Riskware detection                       : Disabled
  4. Save your changes.

    hostname (config) # write memory

To enable VM throttling:

  1. Go to CLI configure mode:

    hostname > enable
    hostname # configure terminal
    
  2. Enable VM throttling:

    hostname (config) # analysis vm-throttling auto
  3. Verify your changes:

    hostname (config) # show analysis config
    Non-malicious duplicate file timeout     : 24
    Malicious duplicate file timeout         : 4
    
    Non-malicious duplicate URL timeout      : 4
    Malicious duplicate URL timeout          : 2
    
    Analysis reset duplicate URL timeout     : 2017/08/13 01:51:34
    
    Blacklist retroactive hunting            : Enabled
    Blacklist retroactive hunting time       : 0 hours
    
    VM throttling                            : AUTO
    NX dynamic split                         : AUTO
    
    Riskware detection                       : Disabled
  4. Save your changes.

    hostname (config) # write memory