Enter a name to identify the scheduled job (up to 31 characters). The name is case-sensitive, must be unique, and can contain only letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores.

Select to disable the scheduled job.

Select the download source for the content update. You can select to download content updates from the Palo Alto Networks Updates Server or from an SCP server.

Select a configured SCP profile from which to download.

Enter the specific path on the SCP server from which to download the content update.

Select the type of content update to schedule: App, App and Threat, Antivirus, WildFire, or URL Database.

Select the interval at which Panorama checks in with the update server. The recurrence options vary by update type.

For a Daily update, select the Time from the 24-hour clock.

For a Weekly update, select the Day of week, and the Time from the 24-hour clock.

You can disable new apps in content updates only if you set the update Type to App or App and Threat and only if Action is set to Download and Install.

Select to disable applications in the update that are new relative to the last installed update. This protects against the latest threats while giving you the flexibility to enable the applications after preparing any policy updates. Then, to enable applications, log in to the firewall, select DeviceDynamic Updates, click Apps in the Features column to display the new applications, and click Enable/Disable for each application you want to enable.

Select Devices and then select the firewalls that will receive scheduled content updates.