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Check Windows Patches area
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WSUS/SMS Server Collaboration Failure—Action to take on an access user when the iNode client
cannot connect to the Microsoft WSUS or SMS server.
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Auto-Installation Failure—Action to take on an access user when automatic patch installation fails
on the user endpoint.
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Critical—Action to take on an access user whose endpoint lacks a critical-level patch.
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Important—Action to take on an access user whose endpoint lacks an important-level patch.
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Moderate—Action to take on an access user whose endpoint lacks a moderate-level patch.
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Low—Action to take on an access user whose endpoint lacks a low-level patch.
Check Registry area
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Global Security Mode—Action to take on an access user who violates any registry control policies
specified for check in the security policy. In global security mode, you cannot view the names of the
registry control policies.
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Security Mode of a Specific Registry Control Policy—Action to take on an access user who violates
the registry control policies. When you configure actions specific to the registry control policies, the
Global Security Mode option does not appear.
Check Share area
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Global Security Mode—Action to take on an access user who violates any share control policy
specified for check in the security policy. In global security mode, you cannot view the names of the
share control policies.
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Security Mode of a Specific Share Control Policy—Action to take on an access user who violates the
share control policy. When you configure actions specific to each share control policy, the Global
Security Mode option does not appear.
Check Asset Registration Status area
Unregistered Assets—Action to take on an access user who uses an unregistered asset for network
access.
Check Windows System Restore
System Restore Disabled—Action to take on an access user who fails the Windows system restore check.
Check Operating System Password area
Operating System Password Check Failed—Action to take on an access user who fails the operating
system password check.
Viewing the security level list
1.
Click the User tab.
2.
From the navigation tree, select User Security Policy > Security Level.
The Security Level List displays all security levels.
3.
Click Refresh to refresh the Security Level List.
Viewing security level details
1.
Click the User tab.