Standard Endpoint Protection Management

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View and manage endpoint groups within your Standard Endpoint Protection Manager and Endpoint Group Managers.

Standard Endpoint Protection Management displays your provisioned Standard Endpoint Protection Managers and Endpoint Group Managers. The Standard Endpoint Protection Management is arranged in three management layers. Clicking on a management layer automatically filters the Endpoint Inventory list to show only endpoints within that management layer.

Management layer

Description

Standard Endpoint Protection Manager

The main instance that manages Endpoint Group Managers

You can create up to five Standard Endpoint Protection Managers from the Product Instance app. There is no limit to the number of instances you can create from updating connected products. For more information, see Create a new product instance.

Endpoint Group Manager (Windows/Mac)

The instance that manages endpoint groups

You can add new Endpoint Group Managers in the Product Instance app.
You can have up to five Endpoint Group Managers per Protection Manager. The limitation applies to both managers created from updating products or provisioned in the Product Instance app.
Hover over an Endpoint Group Manager and click the options icon to add a new endpoint group.

Note

For connected on-premises servers, you can only view the endpoint group information or click Open Console to go to the sign-in screen for your product.

Endpoint group

A logical grouping of endpoints for policy deployment or organizational structure purposes.

Hover over an endpoint group and click the options icon to add a new child endpoint group, or rename or delete the existing group.

Note

You cannot rename or delete endpoint groups contain endpoints.

For information on managing endpoint policies and settings, see:

For information on the Standard Endpoint Protection Manager, see Standard Endpoint Protection.
For information on the centralized Endpoint Security Policies, see Endpoint Security Policies.
For central management of Policy Resources, see Policy Resources.

For central management of agent and component updates, see Version Control Policies.

Note

Protection Managers created after December 2024 are automatically enrolled in Version Control Policies and do not follow the settings within the Protection Manager update policies.

For central management of runtime proxy connections and update sources, see Connection Policies.

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