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Exclusion Import File
Tip: To create or modify this file, use a robust text editor such as TextMate (Mac), VIM (Linux), or NotePad++ (Windows).
You can import one or more exclusions as a comma-separated values (.csv) file.
This file is composed of a header and at least one line of data. Each line in the file must be separated by a new line break.
Header (Optional)
A header line in the file is optional. If included, the header must be the first line in the file and be formatted as follows:
Note: There are no spaces after the commas.
Data (Required)
Each data line in the file represents one exclusion configuration. Data lines must be separated from each other by a new line break. The file must include at least one data line.
Each data line is a comma-delimited string of fields described in the table below.
Note: Optional fields can be blank, but the associated comma separator must be present in the data line.
| Field | Description |
Required |
|---|---|---|
| id | An integer that uniquely identifies the exclusion. | optional |
| name | The name of the exclusion. You can use any combination of alpha-numeric characters or symbols. | required |
| description | A description for the exclusion. | required |
| members |
The target or targets where you want the scan exclusion to apply. This value can have the following formats:
|
required |
| creation_date | The Unix timestamp that Tenable.io uses as the creation date for the imported exclusion. | optional |
| last_modification_date | The Unix timestamp that Tenable.io uses as the last modification date for the exclusion. | optional |
Example
