Search Tokens for Reports and Certificate Authorities
You can use search tokens to search for information on the Reports and Configuration tabs.
Reports Tab | Configuration Tab
Tokens Applicable in the Reports tab
Use the value CSV to specify the format of the report.
Example
Show all the reports in CSV format
report.format: CSV
Use a text value ##### to specify the report name.
Note: The search is case-sensitive, the query searches the exact name provided in the token.
Example
Show report with name scan_assetgroup1
report.name: scan_assetgroup1
Use the token values to help report status. Choose the status values from Accepted, Completed, Failed, Generated, Incomplete, or Processing.
Example
Show reports with this status
report.status: Completed
Use the values On Demand | Scheduled to specify the type of the report .
Example
Show all the scheduled reports
report.type: Scheduled
Tokens Applicable in the Configuration tab
Use a token value to specify the mode (protocol) of Certificate Authority. Choose the value from: ACME, REST.
Example
Show certificates that have CA type Digicert
mode: Digicert
Use a text value ##### to search Certificate Authority by name.
Example
Show certificates that have CA type Intermediate
name: cert_qualys
Use a token value to specify the type of Certificate Authority. Choose the value from: Digicert, EJBCA.
Example
Show certificates that have CA type Digicert
type: Digicert
Supported Boolean Operators
The Qualys Query Language (QQL) supports the following logical or Boolean query operators. Use these operators in your queries to narrow down or broaden your search.
Narrow down the search by using the and operator in the Boolean query. The result contains all the token values that are provided in the query.
Example
Show the scan_assetgroup1 report with the status completed.
report.name:scan_assetgroup1 and report.status Completed
Note: Do not use the same token two times with and operator.
Narrow down the search by using the not operator in the Boolean query. The result contains all the other values except the one specified after not in the query.
Example
not status:Success
Broaden the search by using the or operator in the Boolean query. The result contains any of the token values that are provided in the query.
Example
assetName: localhost or status:Success
We do not support nested queries for a combination of NOT and OR operators.