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3.2  Changing Locations 

At startup, the Endpoint Security Client 4.0 switches to the Unknown location. It then attempts to 
detect the current network environment and to change the location automatically. If the network 
environment is either unrecognized, or has not been preset, the location must be changed manually.

If you cannot perform the following steps, your ZENworks Endpoint Security administrator might 
have prevented you from changing locations manually.

To change a location: 

1

Right-click the 

Endpoint Security Client 4.0

 icon in the taskbar to display a menu of choices. 

2

Click the appropriate location. 

3.3  Data Encryption

When activated by policy, the Endpoint Security Client 4.0 manages the encryption of files placed in 
a specific directory on the endpoint and placed in removable storage devices. 

The following instructions will assist you in using ZENworks Endpoint Security on the endpoint.

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Section 3.3.1, “Managing Files on Non-System Volumes,” on page 16

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Section 3.3.2, “Managing Files on Removable Storage,” on page 16

3.3.1  Managing Files on Non-System Volumes

Fixed disks are defined as all non-system volume drives installed on the computer, as well as any 
partitions of a hard-disk drive. Each fixed disk on the endpoint has a “Safe Harbor” folder (by 
default the folder is called 

Encrypted Files

) and exists on each non-system volume or drive off 

the root directory. All files placed in this folder are encrypted, using the current encryption key. Only 
authorized users on the computer can decrypt these files.

When saving a file, select the Safe Harbor folder from the available folders on the desired drive.

3.3.2  Managing Files on Removable Storage

Removable storage is defined as any storage device that is “connected” to a computer. This includes 
(but is not limited to) USB thumb drives, flash memory cards, and PCMCIA memory cards, along 
with traditional Zip, floppy, and external CDR drives, digital cameras with storage capacity, and 
MP3 players. 

Summary of Contents for ZENworks Endpoint Security Client 4.0

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Page 7: ...iew 11 2 1 ESM Terminology 11 2 2 Logging In to the Endpoint Security Client 4 0 12 3 Using the Endpoint Security Client 4 0 15 3 1 Moving Among Network Environments 15 3 2 Changing Locations 16 3 3 D...

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Page 9: ...ections contain additional information Section 1 1 Security Enforcement for Mobile Computers on page 9 Section 1 2 NDIS Layer Firewall Protection on page 10 1 1 Security Enforcement for Mobile Compute...

Page 10: ...illustrated in Figure 1 2 Effectiveness of an NDIS Layer Firewall on page 10 Figure 1 2 Effectiveness of an NDIS Layer Firewall Security decisions and system performance are optimized when security i...

Page 11: ...ontain additional information Section 2 1 ESM Terminology on page 11 Section 2 2 Logging In to the Endpoint Security Client 4 0 on page 12 2 1 ESM Terminology The following terms are frequently used i...

Page 12: ...her communication hardware that might be included on a computer such as infrared Bluetooth FireWire and serial and parallel ports Storage Devices Refers to external storage devices that can pose a sec...

Page 13: ...k OK The Directory Service Configuration Name needs to match the directory services you are authenticating to Use the drop down menu to see if you have more than one service available NOTE It is not n...

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Page 15: ...nt parameters and switches to the appropriate location applying the needed protection levels according to the current security policy Network environment information is either stored or preset within...

Page 16: ...ill assist you in using ZENworks Endpoint Security on the endpoint Section 3 3 1 Managing Files on Non System Volumes on page 16 Section 3 3 2 Managing Files on Removable Storage on page 16 3 3 1 Mana...

Page 17: ...18 However files added to an encrypted removable storage device on another machine are not encrypted and must be encrypted manually The following sections contain more information Encrypting Files on...

Page 18: ...nds upon the amount of data stored on the device What If I Don t Want the Device Encrypted When you insert a removable storage device the Endpoint Security Client prompts asking if you want the drive...

Page 19: ...ut your home computer does not have the Security client installed You copy the files to the Password Encrypted Files folder on your USB thumb drive take the files home then access them using the ZENwo...

Page 20: ...ce panel click Browse navigate to the storage device s Password Encrypted Files directory select the desired file then click Save or To decrypt the entire Password Encrypted Files directory rather tha...

Page 21: ...display the menu 2 Click Check for Policy Update NOTE Automatic updates and checking for policy updates are not available features when the Endpoint Security Client is running as standalone The ESM A...

Page 22: ...bably caused by the security policy the Endpoint Security Client 4 0 is enforcing Changing locations or firewall settings usually lifts these restrictions and restores the interrupted functionality Ho...

Page 23: ...r the designated time Clicking Load Policy which replaces the Password Override button in the About window restores the previous policy If your administrator has updated your policy to resolve existin...

Page 24: ...y Client icon in the taskbar to display the menu then click About or double click the Endpoint Security Client icon 2 Click the Diagnostics button 3 Check everything in the Diagnostics Package pane or...

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