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By default the entire history from Chromium Edge and Google Chrome web browsers for the given number of days (by default 30 days) will be taken and the following tables will be populated with it:

 

•ComputerUsage

•SoftwareFile

•SoftwareFileName

•SoftwareFileUsage

•SoftwareUsagePerWeek

•SoftwareVersion

 

It is possible to reduce the amount of data by using a whitelist. To use a whitelist, create a file named SaaSwhitelist.xml. Then the schedule line to download the .xml in the default.cfg needs to be configured and enabled. If a whitelist has been defined, only those URLs listed in the whitelist will be taken into account when running the SaaS discovery.

 

Example:

schedule:command:curl.exe --output "C\:\ProgramData\Raynet\RayVentoryInventoryAgent\SaaSwhitelisted.xml" -f http\://rayventory\:591/rviaconfig/SaaSwhitelisted.xml:45 0 * * *

 

After RayVentory Scan Engine has been installed, an example file can be found at C:\Program Files (x86)\RayVentoryScanEngine\Contrib\SaaSwhitelistedexample.xml.

 

In order to add a URL to the whitelist, the following format needs to be used:

 

<Saas Url="{URL}" Regex="{BOOLEAN}" />

 

•Saas Url: Should contain the URL (either as string or as regular expression) that should be added to the whitelist.

•Regex: Can be either true or false.

oIf Regex is set to false, all URL containing the exact string will be taken into account.
Example:
<Saas Url="microsoft.com" Regex="false" />
All URLs that contain the string microsoft.com will be taken into account.

oIf Regex is set to true, regular expressions will be used.
Example:
<SaaS Url="raynet\.(de|com)" Regex="true" />
All URLs that contain either raynet.de or raynet.com will be taken into account.
More information about regular expressions can be found in the Microsoft Documentation.

 

SaaSwhitelistedexample.xml File