Scan Schedule filters

You can add or remove filters to refine the scan schedules that appear in the Scan Schedules table.

Note: Your filters are maintained for each browser tab session. If you open a new browser tab or add new parameters to the URL, the filters reset.
These filters are available:
  • Description — The description of the scan schedule.
  • Frequency — Displays how often the scan is scheduled to run. Options include: Once, Continuous, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
  • Last scan — The date and time that the last scan occurred.
  • Name — The name of the scan schedule.
  • Next scan — The date and time that the next scan is scheduled to occur.
  • Priority — Based on the source, displays one of these:
    • IVA — Displays one of these options:
      • Low — This scan runs after all other scans are complete.
      • Medium — This scan runs after High priority scans but before Low priority scans.
      • High — This scan completes first before all other scans.
    • EVA or Agent — Displays N/A.
      Note:
      • The priority of a scan is used when there are conflicting scan schedules, to determine which scan schedule should be applied. For example, if a target is covered under a daily and a weekly scan, the one with the higher priority would go first. If the priority is the same value, the least recently scanned target is selected. If both schedules are equally least recently scanned, the scans are performed in alphabetical order.
      • If you start a new scan when a scan is in progress, the new priority scan will run after the current scan finishes. This occurs regardless of the priority of the scans.
      • If there is a high priority scan that does not complete in the scanning time window, any low or medium scans never run.
  • Scanner Name — Based on the source, displays one of these:
    • IVA — Displays the IVA scanner name or "–" if a scanner name was not provided during configuration.
    • EVA or Agent — Displays N/A.
  • Scanning — Displays whether the scan schedule is enabled or disabled.
  • Source — The source of the scan. Options include: IVA, EVA, and Agent.
  • Status — The status of the scan source. Options include: Scanning, Queued, Idle, or Degraded.
  • Targets — The targets that the scanner is configured to scan.

Add a filter

You can add filters to refine the data that displays in the table.

When a filter is active, a number overlaps the filter icon to indicate the number of active filters. For example, indicates two active filters.
  1. Click Filters.
  2. In the first filter row, do these actions:
    • Columns — Select a column on which to apply the filter.
      Note: In some cases, if you select a column that is not currently in the table, the column is added to the table.
    • Operator — Select an operator that describes how the filter value relates to column. The options are different based on the column. Some examples include:

      • is any of — Returns results that match one or more of the specified values.

      • is — Returns results that match all of the specified value.

      • is between — Returns results that are on or between the specified date range.

    • Value — Enter or select a value that is needed in the table column.
  3. Optional: Repeat this step as needed to add additional filters:
    1. Click + Add filter.
    2. In the next filter row, select a Column, Operator, and Value.

Remove all filters

You can remove all filters to view all available data in the table.

  1. Click Filters.
  2. Click Remove all.
    A single filter row appears with the default Columns and Operator options selected.