CHAPTER 6
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Using F-Secure Policy Manager Console
Figure 6-18 An example of a domain with hosts and servers in their own
sub-domains
6.4.3
Host Properties
Host names for the network can be IP addresses, domain names, or
WINS names. To view host properties, right-click on the appropriate host
and from the menu that opens, select
Properties
(alternatively press
alt
enter
). To change host properties, clear the
Autoupdate Properties
check
box in the
Identities
tab of the
Host Properties
dialog box. You can open
the
Host Properties
dialog box by choosing
Properties
from the
Edit
menu, or by clicking
in the toolbar.
Hosts without F-Secure Management Agent installed cannot be
administered through F-Secure Policy Manager Console because
they have no means of fetching policies. Also, no status
information will be available.
Any changes made to the domain structure are implemented even
though you exit F-Secure Policy Manager Console without saving
changes to the current policy data.
Summary of Contents for POLICY MANAGER 7.0 -
Page 1: ...F Secure Policy Manager 7 0 Administrator s Guide...
Page 9: ...9 ABOUT THIS GUIDE Overview 10 How This Guide is Organized 11...
Page 15: ...15 1 INTRODUCTION Overview 16 Installation Order 18 Features 19 Policy Based Management 20...
Page 24: ...24 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS F Secure Policy Manager Server 25 F Secure Policy Manager Console 27...
Page 45: ...45 Click Next to continue...
Page 47: ...47 Step 11 Setup displays the components that will be installed Click Next...
Page 60: ...60 4 COMMDIR MIGRATION Introduction 61 Instructions 61...
Page 81: ...81 After the key pair is generated F Secure Policy Manager Console will start...
Page 216: ...216 B Ilaunchr Error Codes Overview 217 Error Codes 218...
Page 225: ...225 D Remote Installation Support for Windows 98 ME Enabling Remote Administration 226...
Page 228: ...228 E NSC Notation for Netmasks Overview 229...
Page 235: ...235 GLOSSARY...