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Using F-Secure Policy Manager Console
6.6 Managing Policies
This section describes how to configure and distribute policies.
6.6.1 Settings
To configure settings, browse the policy tree and change the values of the
policy variables.
There are two types of policy variables: (1) leaf nodes under a subtree,
and (2) table cells. All policy variables have an associated type. You can
set their values in the Product View pane. A policy variable can be one of
the following types:
Integer: normal integer number
Display String: 7-bit ASCII text string
IP Address: four-octet IP address
Counter: incrementing integer
Gauge: non-wrapping integer
TimeTicks: elapsed time units (measured in 1/100s of a second)
Octet String: binary data (this type is also used in UNICODE text
strings)
OID: object identifier
Opaque: binary data that can represent additional data types
A policy variable may have a pre-defined default value. The default
values behave as if they were inherited from above the root domain. That
is, they appear to be inherited values even if the top (root) domain is
selected. Default values can be overridden just like any other value.
Values on the selected policy domain level are color-coded as follows:
Black – Changed values on the selected policy domain or host
level
Gray – Inherited values
Red – Invalid values
Dimmed red – Inherited invalid values.