cp_mgmt_set_content_awareness_advanced_settings
Edit Content Awareness Blades' Settings through native controller HTTPAPI with owned sessions
Collection: check_point.mgmt
Full Name: check_point.mgmt.cp_mgmt_set_content_awareness_advanced_settings
Controller module — runs on the local controller, not on remote hosts.
Synopsis
Edit Content Awareness Blades’ Settings through native controller HTTPAPI with owned sessions
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| auto_publish_session | bool | false | Publish this owned session explicitly after the operation; default false. | |
| httpi_non_standard_ports | bool | Servers usually send HTTP traffic on TCP port 80. Some servers send HTTP traffic on other ports also. By default, this setting is enabled and Content Awareness inspects HTTP traffic on non-standard ports. You can disable this setting and configure Content Awareness to inspect HTTP traffic only on port 80. | ||
| inspect_archives | bool | Examine the content of archive files. For example, files with the extension .zip, .gz, .tgz, .tar.Z, .tar, .lzma, .tlz, 7z, .rar. | ||
| internal_error_fail_mode | str | In case of internal system error, allow or block all connections. | ||
| supported_services | list | Specify the services that Content Awareness inspects. | ||
| version | str | Management API version path; omitted uses the default API version. | ||
| wait_for_task | bool | true | Wait for returned asynchronous task identifiers; default true. | |
| wait_for_task_timeout | int | 30 | Polling deadline in minutes; default 30, negative values use 30, maximum 1440. |
Example
yaml
- name: set-content-awareness-advanced-settings
check_point.mgmt.cp_mgmt_set_content_awareness_advanced_settings:
httpi_non_standard_ports: 'false'
inspect_archives: 'false'
internal_error_fail_mode: block connections
supported_services:
- Squid_NTLM