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Figure 4-3 An example of a policy domain structure
All domains and hosts must have a unique name in this structure.
Another possibility is to create the different country offices as
subdomains.
Figure 4-4 An example of a policy domain: country offices as sub-domains
A third possibility is to group the hosts into subdomains based on the
installed F-Secure Client Security version. You could, for example, group
hosts that have F-Secure Client Security 6.x installed into one
sub-domain, and hosts that have F-Secure Client Security 7.x installed
into another domain.
Summary of Contents for CLIENT SECURITY 7.00
Page 1: ...F Secure Client Security Administrator s Guide...
Page 10: ...10 ABOUT THIS GUIDE Overview 11 Additional Documentation 13...
Page 41: ...CHAPTER2 41 Click Next to continue...
Page 75: ...CHAPTER3 75 Real Time Scanning Figure 3 10 Settings Real Time Scanning page...
Page 78: ...78 Manual Scanning Figure 3 11 Settings Manual Scanning...
Page 82: ...82 Spyware Control Figure 3 12 Settings Spyware Control...
Page 88: ...88 Firewall Security Levels Figure 3 15 Settings Firewall Security Levels...
Page 91: ...CHAPTER3 91 Firewall Rules Figure 3 16 Settings Firewall Rules...
Page 229: ...229 8 UPGRADING SOFTWARE Overview Upgrading Software 230...
Page 278: ...278 A APPENDIX Modifying PRODSETT INI Overview 279 Configurable Prodsett ini Settings 279...
Page 292: ...292 B APPENDIX E mail Scanning Alert and Error Messages Overview 293...
Page 297: ...297 GLOSSARY...
