virtansedit
This command creates or updates a container namespace filter. Administrator privileges are required.
Syntax
VIRTANSEDIT Appliance namespace {Add | Delete | typeaccess={/D |/S{1.. 9} | filter[:filter...]}} [Root]Options
Option | Description |
Appliance | Full path of the container. |
namespace | The namespace to create or update:
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add | Add the namespace to the read access for both file and registry types, with its namespace order set to 1 and its filter set to all files. |
delete | Delete the namespace from both read and write access for both file and registry types. |
typeaccess | Two-character data store type and access specifier (FR|FW|RR|RW): Character #1 (type): F-file, R-registry Character #2 (access): R-read, W-write |
/D | Delete the namespace. |
/S{1..9} | Set the namespace order (a number between 1 and 9). The namespace must already exist. |
filter | One or more filter specifications for the namespace: File: Valid file filters. Include the full path without the drive letter. For example: \:-\Containers Registry: The valid root registry hive filters are: \REGISTRY\MACHINE \REGISTRY\CUSER \REGISTRY\ROOT \REGISTRY\USER \REGISTRY\CONFIG |
ROOT | Specify drive as Root (default is All Drives). Used only with ‘Add’, ‘FR’, and ‘FW’. |
Usage example
To exclude chcp.com, msvcrt.dll, and ulib.dll from the hostid (underlying operating system) file-read namespace:
virtansedit <VAA> hostid FR="\:-\windows\system32\chcp.com:-\windows\system32\msvcrt.dll:-\windows\system32\ulib.dll"