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Allowed Special CharactersAllowed ValuesField Name
, - * /0 - 23Hours
, - * ? / L W C1 - 31Day of Month
, - * /1 - 12, or JAN - DECMonth
, - * ? / L C #1 -7, or SUN - SATDay of Week
, - * /Empty, or 1970 - 2099Year (optional)
Notes on allowed special characters
• Commas (,) are allowed to specify additional values. For example, “5,10,30” or
“MON,WED,FRI”.
• Asterisks (*) are used for "every.” For example, “*” in the minutes field is "every minute".
• Question marks (?) are allowed to specify no specific value in the Day of Week or Day of
Month fields.
NOTE: The question mark must be used in one of these fields, but cannot be used in both.
• Forward slashes (/) identify increments. For example, “5/15” in the minutes field means the
task runs at minutes 5, 20, 35 and 50.
• The letter "L" means "last" in the Day of Week or Day of Month fields. For example, "0 15
10 ? * 6L" means the last Friday of every month at 10:15 am.
• The letter "W" means "weekday". So, if you created a Day of Month as "15W", this means
the weekday closest to the 15th of the month. Also, you can specify "LW", which would
mean the last weekday of the month.
• The pound character "#" identifies the "Nth" day of the month. For example, using "6#3"
in the Day of Week field is the third Friday of every month, "2#1" is the first Monday, and
"4#5" is the fifth Wednesday.
NOTE: If the month does not have fifth Wednesday, the task does not run.
Configuring ePolicy Orchestrator Servers
Allowed Cron syntax when scheduling a server task
McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0 Product Guide36
- Product Guide 1
- Contents 3
- The ePO server 12
- Using this guide 13
- Audience 14
- How permission sets work 16
- Contacts 17
- The Audit Log 19
- The Event Log 19
- MyAVERT Security Threats 21
- Working with user accounts 22
- Working with permission sets 23
- Duplicating permission sets 24
- Working with contacts 25
- Working with server settings 26
- Specifying an email server 27
- Viewing the Server Task Log 29
- Filtering the Server Task Log 29
- Working with the Audit Log 30
- Purging the Audit Log 31
- Working with the Event Log 32
- Viewing threat notifications 34
- Deleting threat notifications 34
- The System Tree 38
- Administrator access 39
- Subnets and IP address ranges 40
- Tags and how they work 41
- Systems and structure 43
- Systems only 43
- Criteria-based sorting 44
- How settings affect sorting 45
- IP address sorting criteria 45
- Tag-based sorting criteria 46
- Group order and sorting 46
- Catch-all groups 46
- Working with tags 47
- Creating groups manually 51
- GroupA\system3 53
- GroupA\system4 53
- GroupA\system1 53
- GroupA\system2 53
- Sorting systems manually 55
- Agents and SuperAgents 64
- Agent-server communication 65
- /P command-line option 66
- Agent activity logs 68
- Agent policy settings 68
- Security Keys 70
- Methods of agent distribution 71
- Distributing agents 72
- Installing the agent manually 76
- C:\TEMP 77
- Upgrading existing agents 78
- Removing the agent 80
- Maintaining the agent 81
- Running an update manually 85
- Updating policies 86
- Enforcing policies 86
- Viewing agent settings 86
- Working with security keys 87
- Deleting ASSC keys 90
- Backing up all security keys 92
- Agent command-line options 93
- Creating Repositories 100
- Creating source sites 103
- Extensions and what they do 113
- Policy management 114
- Policy application 115
- Client tasks and what they do 116
- Viewing policy information 117
- Viewing policy ownership 118
- Sales Europe) 121
- Working with policies 122
- Exporting a single policy 123
- Importing policies 124
- Working with client tasks 127
- Editing client tasks 128
- Deleting client tasks 128
- Frequently asked questions 129
- Product and update deployment 132
- Deployment tasks 133
- Update tasks 133
- Global updating 134
- Pull tasks 135
- Replication tasks 136
- Repository selection 136
- Checking in packages manually 137
- Running a Pull Now task 143
- Running a Replicate Now task 145
- Sending Notifications 151
- Throttling and aggregation 152
- Planning 154
- Setting up ePO Notifications 156
- Working with SNMP servers 157
- Duplicating SNMP servers 158
- Editing SNMP servers 158
- Deleting an SNMP server 158
- Importing .MIB files 158
- Adding registered executables 159
- Editing external commands 161
- Deleting external commands 161
- Describing the rule 162
- Setting filters for the rule 163
- Purging the Notifications Log 166
- Product and component list 167
- Querying the Database 169
- Public and personal queries 170
- Query permissions 170
- Query Builder 171
- Multi-server roll-up querying 172
- Registering ePO servers 173
- Working with queries 174
- Running an existing query 175
- Running a query on a schedule 175
- Duplicating queries 177
- Importing queries 178
- Dashboards and how they work 183
- Working with Dashboards 185
- Making a dashboard public 186
- -UpdOptiStats 15 189
- Backing up an MSDE database 190
- C:\PROGRAM FILES\MCAFEE\EPO 192
- (continued) 193
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