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Application Signatures Settings

You are here: Device Administration > Security Package Management

You can configure a proxy server to download and install security package. You can also schedule an automatic installation of security packages for a later date and time.

To configure the security package installation settings:

  1. Click the Settings icon available at the top-right of the Latest Application Signature Package table.
    The Install Settings page appears.
  2. Complete the configuration according to the guidelines provided in Table 1.
  3. Click OK.
    The security package will automatically install in the scheduled interval. The installation status is shown in the Status column of the Installed Application Signature Package table.
Table 1: Fields on the Install Settings Page
Field Action

Security Package URL

Displays the URL from where the security package is downloaded. Default URL is https://signatures.juniper.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi.

Proxy profile

This is optional. Select a proxy profile from the list. The proxy profile acts as a proxy server to download the security package.

To create a new proxy profile, click Create New. For more information on the fields, see Add a Proxy Profile.

Schedule Install

Schedule

Enable the option to schedule automatic download and installation of security package at a specific date, time, and interval.

Note:

If IPS signatures package installation is already scheduled, then it also includes application signatures package. If you want to set up a separate schedule for installing application signatures, then disable the Schedule option for IPS signatures.

Start Time

Select a time to start automatic download and to install the updated security package from the specified URL.

Format: YYYY-MM-DD.hh:mm (24 hours).

Interval

Amount of time (in hours) that the device waits before updating the security package.

Range: 1 through 336

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