Symantec ALTIRIS 7.0 SP2 - MANAGEMENT SOLUTION, Руководство пользователя

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Table 3-3
Schedule settings for Managed Software Delivery: Remediation
Description Option
Specify when to perform any remediation action that is defined for the Managed
Software Delivery.
The options are as follows:
■
Immediately
■
At next maintenance window
■
Don’t run remediation
Lets you run a Managed Software Delivery policy without performing the
remediation. For example, you might want to perform an applicability check or a
compliance check to determine if a certain configuration exists. A report of the
results of the check might be all you need, or you might perform some action other
than installing or uninstalling software.
Your point of entry into
these settings determines
what text appears, as follows:
■
When computers are
found to be out of
compliance, run
remediation actions
■
Choose when to
remediate when
compliance fails
About recurring software deliveries
When you schedule a Managed Software Delivery policy, you can configure its
schedule to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. Use this scheduling feature
to ensure that the software remains in the correct state on the client computers.
Managed Software Delivery installs the software to a specific known state on the
client computer. On a recurring basis, Managed Software Delivery can perform a
compliance check to verify that the state is maintained. If the state of the software
is out of compliance, Managed Software Delivery performs a remediation to restore
the correct state.
See “Schedule settings for Managed Software Delivery” on page 55.
See “About policy applicability, compliance, and remediation” on page 102.
About the Wake-on-LAN setting
When you schedule the compliance check for a Managed Software Delivery policy,
you can set the policy to turn on the client computer if necessary. This setting
uses the Wake-on-LAN network standard.
See “Schedule settings for Managed Software Delivery” on page 55.
The Wake-on-LAN setting is used when a computer that the Managed Software
Delivery policy targets is turned off or in sleep mode. A Wake-on-LAN packet is
sent to client computers using a server-side task that is set to the policy’s
compliance schedule. For example, if your delivery policy is scheduled to check
compliance at 12:00 p.m. every Wednesday, a corresponding Wake-on-LAN packet
57 Configuring Software Management Solution settings
About recurring software deliveries