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Example ccs.config File

The following XML file is an example of how to fix CCS classifications. The included ccs.config.template file contains comments explaining the required and optional elements.

To start the ccs.config file from a template:

1. Log on to the CCS server machine.
2. Browse to the CCS folder in the installation folder.
3. Copy the file "ccs.config.template".
4. Rename the copied file to "ccs.config".

Note: The CCS only reloads changes to a ccs.config that is already located in the CCS folder. The CCS does not reload a ccs.config file that is placed in the CCS directory when the CCS is already running. In this case, restart IIS for the CCS to pick up the new ccs.config file.

Example Remediation File

The following example remediation file:

• Excludes the incorrect classification "Corporate and Regulatory Compliance" for the file Q1_Report.docx.
• Includes the correct classifications "3010402", "Personal Health Information (PHI)", and "Diagnosis Information" for the file Medical History for SRimmel.docx.

Any other classifications assigned to these files remain unchanged.

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
  <configSections>
    <section name="Remediation" type="WgnCCSLib.Remediation.Config.
                   RemediationConfigurationSection, WgnCCSLib" />
  </configSections>
  
  <remediation> 
    <remediationFiles> 

      <add identifier="\\server\DocStore\Q!_Report.docx">
          <type value="UNC"/>
          <action value="Exclude"/>
          <classifications> 
            <add name="Corporate and Regulatory Compliance" /> 
          </classifications> 
      </add>

      <add identifier="\\server\DocStore\Medical History for SRimmel.docx"> 
        <type value="UNC"/> 
        <action value="Include"/> 
        <classifications> 
          <add id="3010402"/> 
          <add name="Personal Health Information (PHI)" /> 
          <add name="Diagnosis Information" /> 
        </classifications> 
        <expiryDate value="5/1/2015 8:30:52 AM"/> 
        <lastModifiedDate value="5/1/2012 8:30:52 AM"/> 
      </add> 

    </remediationFiles> 
  </remediation> 
</configuration>