How To
Summary
The QRadar Vulnerability Manager product has a database that stores information on assets. That database is constantly updated by incoming events, weekly auto-updates, and so on. To maintain optimum health of this database, it is a good practice to periodically run a Full Vacuum on that database. This article provides the correct sequence of steps to safely run the Full Vacuum.
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Modified date:
06 October 2021
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