11-28-2020 09:57 AM
Hi everyone,
I would like to ask if it is possible in ISE Posture File Condition to create a condition verifying the existence of any file with a given extension. E.g
C:\Windows\Minidump\*.dmp
When I try to use the "*" character, I get a message that the filename is invalid.
Regards
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11-28-2020 04:48 PM
I don't think that is supported, I think you should specify the file name you want to use in the condition.
11-30-2020 05:13 PM
AFAIK this is not supported. The file existence has to be exact. Here are all of your other options:
FileDate: Checks whether a file with a particular file-created or file-modified date exists on the system.
FileExistence: Checks whether a file exists on the system.
FileVersion: Checks whether a particular version of a file exists on the system.
CRC32: Checks the data integrity of a file using the checksum function.
SHA-256: Checks the data integrity of a file using the hash function.
11-28-2020 10:17 AM
Personally, i have not tried it - But the wild card has more performance impact on the system - not sure it works or not I will test later.
If you know the known file, why not start with C:\Windows\Minidump\file.dmp ( file is example of your file name)
11-28-2020 11:02 AM
Hi,
The problem is that each file has a different name associated with a date. E.g.
112720-14468-01.dmp
112020-15890-01.dmp
Regards
11-28-2020 01:47 PM
Not sure what is that files content, if one of the file can meet the requirement you can take that as a benchmark, and if i get chance to test more files let you know and in condition-based you can try.
11-28-2020 04:48 PM
I don't think that is supported, I think you should specify the file name you want to use in the condition.
11-30-2020 05:13 PM
AFAIK this is not supported. The file existence has to be exact. Here are all of your other options:
FileDate: Checks whether a file with a particular file-created or file-modified date exists on the system.
FileExistence: Checks whether a file exists on the system.
FileVersion: Checks whether a particular version of a file exists on the system.
CRC32: Checks the data integrity of a file using the checksum function.
SHA-256: Checks the data integrity of a file using the hash function.
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