Symantec 20032623 - Endpoint Protection Small Business Edition, Руководство по внедрению

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To delete a saved filter
1 In the Use a saved filter list box, select the name of the log filter that you
want to delete.
2
Beside the Use a saved filter list box, click the Delete icon.
3
When you are prompted to confirm that you want to delete the filter, click
Yes.
Running commands on the client computer from the
logs
From the Computer Status log, you can run several commands on the client
computers.
You can also right-click a group directly from the Computers page of the Symantec
Endpoint Protection Manager console to run commands.
See “About commands you can run on client computers” on page 113.
See “Running commands on the client computer from the console” on page 114.
From the Command Status tab, you can view the status of the commands that
you have run from the console and their details. You can also cancel a specific
scan from this tab if the scan is in progress.
You can view the status of the commands that you have run from the console and
their details. You can also cancel a specific scan from this tab if the scan is in
progress.
You can cancel all scans in progress and queued for selected clients. If you confirm
the command, the table refreshes and you see that the cancel command is added
to the command status table.
Note:
If you run a scan command, and select a Custom scan, the scan uses the
command scan settings that you configured on the Administrator-defined Scans
page. The command uses the settings that are in the Virus and Spyware Protection
policy that is applied to the selected client computers.
If you run a Restart Client Computer command from a log, the command is sent
immediately. If users are logged on to the client, they are warned about the restart
based on the options that the administrator configured for that client.
See “Restarting client computers” on page 80.
From the Risk log, you can also delete files from the Quarantine.
Monitoring protection with reports and logs
Running commands on the client computer from the logs
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