F-SECURE ANTI-VIRUS FOR MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 9.00, Administrator'S Manual

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• Allow users to uninstall F-Secure products
Deselecting this option prevents end-users from uninstalling F-Secure software from their computer.
Uninstallation always requires administrative rights. This applies to all Windows operating systems, even
to Windows NT/2000/XP where the end-user has administrative rights.
In order to uninstall software locally, you need to either select this option or shut down the Management
Agent service first, and then proceed with the uninstallation.
• Allow users to unload products;
The possible values are: Allowed always ; Allowed only in stand-alone installations ; Not allowed .
This option specifies whether the user is allowed to unload all F-Secure products temporarily, for example
in order to free memory for games or similar applications. Note that the main functions of the products are
disabled during the time the product is unloaded and thus the computer becomes vulnerable to viruses
and attacks.
• Slow connection definition
This variable defines which network connections are regarded as slow. The unit used is kilobits per second.
Note that the nominal speed of the connection is not relevant, but the actual speed of the connection is
measured. The default value,
0
(zero), means that all connections are regarded as fast.
Policy Manager Server settings
• Policy Manager Server
URL address of Policy Manager Server.
• Incoming packages polling interval
Defines how often the host tries to fetch incoming packages from Policy Manager Server, for example
base policy files. The default value is 10 minutes.
• Outgoing packages update interval
Defines how often the host tries to send new versions of periodically sent information, for example statistics,
to Policy Manager Server. The default value is 10 minutes.
Status tab
The different pages on the Status tab display detailed information on the status of certain components of
centrally managed Client Security applications.
If you select a domain in the Policy domains tab, the Status tab displays the status of all hosts in that domain.
If a single host is selected, the Status tab displays the status of that host.
Note: By right-clicking the column headers on the Status pages you can configure which columns are
displayed on that page.
Context menu on Status tab
By right-clicking any row on a Status tab page you can access a context menu that contains the following
options:
• Copy as text copies the currently selected row(s) and column headings from the table as text.
• Select all selects all rows in the table.
• Select hosts in domain tree can be used to select the hosts and display their location in the domain tree.
Overall protection
The Overall protection page displays a summary of the protection features enabled on each host:
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