Configuration options for Content Root Enumeration scans

You can find configuration options for Content Root Enumeration scans in the
Manager.properties
file in the configuration directory:
\Program Files\Symantec\DataLossPrevention\EnforceServer\
16.0.20000
\Protect\config
on Microsoft Windows platforms,
/opt/Symantec/DataLossPrevention/EnforceServer/
16.0.20000
/Protect/config
on Linux platforms. These default settings should perform well in most cases.
Configuration options for Content Root Enumeration scans
Configuration property
Default value
Description
content_root_enumeration.
scanResultThreshold
10000
The maximum number of content roots to be discovered in a Content Root Enumeration scan. If the number of content roots in the scan exceeds the specified threshold,
Symantec Data Loss Prevention
displays an error. This threshold prevents your Content Root Enumeration scans from returning an excessive number of content roots for use in a Discover File System target.
content_root_enumeration.
maximumParallelScanCount
5
The maximum number of Content Root Enumeration scans that
Symantec Data Loss Prevention
can run in parallel. If the maximum parallel scan count is reached, additional scans are queued.
content_root_enumeration.
scan_log.location
Windows: c:\ProgramData\Symantec \DataLossPrevention \EnforceServer\
16.0.20000
\logs
Linux: /var/log/Symantec /DataLossPrevention /EnforceServer/
16.0.20000
/logs/
The location of the Content Root Enumeration scan detail log files.
content_root_enumeration.
scan_log.limit
5000000
The maximum size, in bytes, of each scan detail log file.
content_root_enumeration.
scan_log.count
15
The maximum number of scan detail log files in use at any given time.
content_root_enumeration.
scan_log.append
true
The Boolean value that specifies whether or not
Symantec Data Loss Prevention
appends log results to the end of each scan detail log file.
content_root_enumeration.
scan_log.encoding
UTF-8
The character set
Symantec Data Loss Prevention
uses when writing to the scan detail log file.