01-25-2016 03:01 PM
Is it possible to create a list of products of interest and iterate through the list and find all the advisories related to that product?
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01-26-2016 11:54 AM
Hi Alejandro,
Thank you for reaching out. Currently, the only way is to dump the CVRF files and use the Product List in the file. We are currently working on expanding the API and having the ability to query on a per product basis. We will be updating DevNet and this community when this is available.
Thank you!
Omar
01-26-2016 11:54 AM
Hi Alejandro,
Thank you for reaching out. Currently, the only way is to dump the CVRF files and use the Product List in the file. We are currently working on expanding the API and having the ability to query on a per product basis. We will be updating DevNet and this community when this is available.
Thank you!
Omar
06-02-2016 07:21 AM
Really looking forward to this feature.. It would make the API 10x more useful !
Omar Santos wrote:
Thank you for reaching out. Currently, the only way is to dump the CVRF files and use the Product List in the file. We are currently working on expanding the API and having the ability to query on a per product basis.
Q: Does that mean you have to:
There are many advisories that seem to affect multiple product groups/families (like this one) . These don't have a "Product List" with <ProductTree> in the CVRF XML file. So you could not include these, making scanning all vulnerabilities useless.. Agree?
06-03-2016 02:54 PM
Hi Dirk-Jan,
That is correct. Unfortunately, this is a current limitation and Cisco is working on having this feature implemented in the fall.
Regards,
Omar
08-08-2016 09:16 AM
Hi Omar,
Excuse me, when you said 'in the fall', did you mean this Fall / Autumn?
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