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VM profiles contain the operating system and applications in an image file. This enables you to identify

the images that you uploaded to McAfee Advanced Threat Defense and then use the appropriate

image for dynamically analyzing a file. You can also specify the number of licenses that you possess

for the operating system and the applications. McAfee Advanced Threat Defense factors this in when

creating concurrent analyzer VMs from the corresponding image file.

You use the McAfee Advanced Threat Defense web application to manage VM profiles.

Figure 5-45 Configurations in a VM profile

View VM profiles

You can view the existing VM profiles in the McAfee Advanced Threat Defense web application.

Task

Select Policy | VM Profile.

The currently available VM profiles are listed.

Column name Definition

Select

Select to edit or delete the corresponding VM profile.

Name

Name that you have assigned to the VM profile.

Licenses

The number of end-user licenses that you possess for the corresponding

operating system and applications. This is one of the factors that determine the

number of concurrent analyzer VMs on McAfee Advanced Threat Defense.

Default

Whether this is a default VM profile.

Size

The size of the image file in megabytes.

Hash

The MD5 hash value of the image file.

Creating analyzer VM

Managing VM profiles

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