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You can view expanded update results using the Job Manager and Audit Log Viewer in
the NSM UI, as detailed in the following sections.
Viewing Scheduled Security Updates in the Job Manager
Each scheduled security update generates a Job Manager entry, entitled Scheduled
Attack and Device Update. The entry contains job status information, such as “connected
to server” or “no new security update available”.
If the post-action was update-attacks, the job information also includes:
•
A list of devices that the server attempted to update with new attack objects.
• For each device, the status of the update, such as “update successful”, “device skipped
due to pending changes”, or “update aborted”.
To view a Job Manager entry, in the main navigation tree of the NSM UI, select Job
Manager, then double-click the entry you want to view.
Viewing Scheduled Security Updates in the Audit Log Viewer
Each scheduled security update generates an entry in the Audit Log Viewer. The entry
contains the following information:
•
Time Generated—Specifies the time at which the update began.
•
Admin Name/Domain—The administrator name for security update is guiSvrCli and
the domain is Global (entry appears as guiSvrCli/Global).
• Action—The action appears as “ Scheduled Attack and Device Update”.
To view an audit log entry, in the main navigation tree of the NSM UI, select Audit Log
Viewer .
Updating AV Pattern Files
Some security devices provide antivirus (AV) scanning for specific application-layer
transactions using an internal AV scanner developed by Trend Micro. The internal AV
scanner references a virus pattern file to identify virus signatures. As new viruses emerge,
the pattern file on the device needs to be updated.
To update the AV pattern file for a device:
1.
From the Device Manager launchpad, select Security Updates > Update Pattern . The
Update Pattern dialog box appears.
2.
Select the devices or group of devices to be updated.
3.
Click OK . The Job Information window displays the status of the update.
Updating the Web Category List
Web categories (predefined by SurfControl) are used to create the default Web Filtering
Profile object, which you can use in a firewall rule to permit or deny specific URL requests
to or from your protected network.
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